Slice PSD

Hi, Our problem was that we have sliced the PSD's but only after we got theme, used theme and develop above theme on our site, We realized that our PSD sizes were wrong so the proportions of the pages (HTML's) were not the way we wanted them to be. We have fixed theme and we are looking for the most accurate and immediate job we can find to solve our problem. I've attached 2 zip files: 1. [login to view URL] Contains our previous work of the previous slicer, I've attached it because we want your slicer to use the same pages and elements names as the previous so the development changes in our site won't be so dramatic, so your slicer will only "cut" the elements again and insert them into the same old pages. 2. [login to view URL] Contains 2 PSD's we want to slice to HTML's, and to implement them into the HTML directory. Used fonts in the PSD (Detailed later at point 3). The two files to be modified are: 1. [login to view URL] - [login to view URL] 2. [login to view URL] - [login to view URL] A few guidelines: 1. This is only the first 2 PSD's out of approximately 20, if the quality will be 100% accurate and in time (in 24 hours), we will send you all the rest to complete the job. 2. Please make sure that all the "Mouse Over" layer means that this button should be in the layer's colors while cursor is focused on it. 3. Please make sure that the fonts are the same fonts as in the [login to view URL] 4. Our standard page size is: 1000p x 680p, please make sure that the result pages seems fine in different resolutions and in all browsers. 5. To make the load time faster - Please used optimized elements, try to shrink theme as possible, and use sprites if possible. ## Deliverables * * *This broadcast message was sent to all bidders on Tuesday Nov 6, 2012 11:35:28 PM: Please pay attention that your bid should be for all the 21 files. Those who will be able to demonstrate their abilities on the enclosed file, will have greater chance to win the bid Thank you, Effi * * *This broadcast message was sent to all bidders on Wednesday Nov 7, 2012 3:11:59 AM: Clarification: You need to take current PSD and turn it to HTML keeping the right proportions. The current enclosed HTML is based on the OLD PSD files which were incorrect.