Although we dont commodify our design (only development) we 'do' psd/ai to xhtml in 7 days for £250 if that helps! we're unique in that we will make any design work :)

What are the ones with no name for?

XHTML/CSS does include Opera and Safari. Just so you know.

Also, your Commoditization of HTML article got us thinking and we should have a few changes to the site in a couple of weeks because of it. Thanks.

has anybody used any of these companies? Looking for some feedback before using them... thanks!

Just looking at two of the sites which xhtmlized have done, I'd be dubious about using them. The quality of the code is not the best, with IDs such as "topnav" and inappropriate use of   and class names.

Is that price per-page?

I am not sure I understand the reason you are posting this list. Are you recommending these services?

Just to be clear, XHTMLGenius charges $250 for the first page and starts at $125 (dependent on design) for each additional page. I do offer discounts for large orders - just ask.

Jonathan - I'm glad you had a good experience with my service. I'm looking forward to the writeup. Let me know if you have any questions.

Some of you maybe interested to know that I will soon be launching the same service once I finish some client work.

Prices start at $200 USD (3 Day turnaround). All templates are cross-browser compatible and XHTML Strict.

http://xhtmlslicer.com

I used slice n dice and it was a great experience. here are some quick facts. I used them for a lot of sites (you can see these sites on my site)

quick email responses / fast turn around time / professional invoicing / quick fixes & changes were no big deal / very friendly

This is the most important part though, I am not a coder. I am a designer and I literally know nothing about programming. I told them I seriously knew nothing exect html. But I was able to read the files and understand them and they came very clean and organized in files and css files was easy to understand, remember I am a complete dummy when it comes to code and I never once had to contact them with a question about the code, it just worked, like it should.

'that an index for one's own work.

Thanks for the clarifications, Jonathan and Shaun. Although I would definitely want to do a little investigative work to make sure the (X)HTML and CSS was up to the standards I expect, t definitely seems as though these prices are quite reasonable for the services being offered. If I was ever in a bind for time, I would definitely consider one of them.

wow that's fantastic price...

This service may be appropriate for those web designers/developers whose expertise is either in graphic arts or IT.

I tend to think that a web designer is one who has learned and become familiar with as much W3C as can possibly be retained, this includes xhtml strict and css.

I agree with the thought, here, about most of the web design templates being offered across the W.W.W. However,
imagine offering an open source strict xhtml css based web page template.

Several are available on the W.W.W. now but are difficult to find. It appears that these html/css services are taking advantage of good marketing of what's already available, open source.

Less than 1% of the billions of web pages indexed on the W.W.W. are valid. Any service that increases this to at least 2% is worthwhile.

G'day,
Al Toman

I am preparing the same post on my blog but in French (am I allowed ?) and I would like to know which of those company's speak French (or other langages) ?

Thx,

E. Pays

I have quite a few co-workers that have used XHTMLGenius and they have nothing but praise and i plan to use them in the coming months my self so im very interested in your writeup.

Got anything for those of us that can code, but can't design?

TIA

I used XHTMLized for a recent project and they were amazing. They helped out after they had done the first page making some adjustments I needed, and they tested it in IE7 (this was before IE7 was getting popular).

Thank you for adding Design Slicer to this list!

Made in Germany: www.psd2xhtml.de

I would highly recommend Xhtml slicer.

Great coder, and provides an all around wonderful service.

Thank you very much for adding SliceIt in the list :)

I suggest that somebody open a group action on fundable to collect fund to benchmark the quality of the xhtml/css produced by all these services. Then one unique design would be sent to all of them and then the code quality would be compared along with other things such as delay, browser supported,...

I had some work done by SliceMyDesign.com and they were great and very timely. I highly recommend them if you need something quick and would like to work with a down to earth people.

Well, since this seems to be a directory of sorts, I though I'd mention another site that just launched: http://www.design2markup.com

When I have too much coding to do ourselves, I've used a couple of services on this list. The best I've sampled so far has been psd2html.com - they're fast, reliable, accommodating, and their code is excellent. I've used their cheapest package once and their most expensive (which is relative - it's only $211, I think) twice, and I think it's worth paying the extra. Can't fault them at all.

Notice that PSDXHTML.COM offers tableless xhtml strict cross-browser compatibility including Safari support at only $89 ! This is the lowest price available for such xhtml quality!

This is a great list! Thanks for collecting it. I am looking into these services as well. It's just to frustrating to code valid xhtml and css.

Thanks for creating such a useful list.

I decided to go with XHTML Slicer a while back I'm very satisfied with the service they offered, I was handed my template ahead of schedule!

I know I'm a little late here judging by the date on this post but I had to comment on the service I use, the guy is Michael Noga, his site is bakeit.ws. Great guy to work with, and great work.

We've recently launched our XHTML & CSS coding service at Slice'r'us.
We had only satisfied customers until now. We would appreciate getting on this list. :)

Don't know how this might affect service, but Choppr is currently for sale on SitePoint.

Does anyone have experience with http://www.fastslicer.com ?

Do not use DesignSlicer, the owner feels that his company is a "test" and thus he doesn't have to take his work seriously, customer service sucked and I'm overall not happy with their service.

Do not get scammed like I did.

Another one - http://www.chopandcode.com/

I have tried a couple of companies listed here. But I am using http://www.psd2website.com for my XHTML/CSS projects. They provide a quality work and coding standard are better than any other services.

just for your reference - I contacted both XHTML Slicer and PSD2HTML and the first said they are too busy and the other has yet to reply after 2 business days. The time frames stated on their sites are not accurate if you're looking for fast turnaround.

I first tested the service offered by PSD2HTML.com with my own web site to make sure that I would be confident using their services for my clients. I run a small web design and development company in the UK and creating good markup and CSS is a time consuming but important job for us. The results we received back for our web site were perfect. There was absolutely no difference when looking at the source file and the html side by side, and it wasn't a simple layout either. We have since used them on 2 further jobs - again, perfect, and as I type, I know I have another 2 to send today with more coming up. As far as I'm concerned, there is no better way to do it. Even on simple jobs it will work out much more cost effective to outsource this than to do it in-house.

Our firm is always trying to push the boundaries of design. Even with our complicated templates, PSD2HTML.com have no problem creating validated and clean code. No corners were cut here. It's quite a convenience to have such a company at our finger tips where we can turn to have the same quality work accomplished that we would do with our in-house staff. PSD2HTML.com met their promised deadline and maintained great communication. No problems here!

I know you posted the list half a year ago, but you said you would keep it updated. So, I was wondering if the prices were still the same? Thanks! Very useful :)

As an update to previous thoughts from me here - I still have no problem with psd2html.com's service, but I've been using xhtmlized.com more and more and am extremely happy with their service. It's faultless - as is their code.

Hi from Spain. My clients (Spain's #1 online newspaper) are really picky, and we worked on their site's redesign for months, changing layers and fonts and effects over and over, so at the end of the process we had a couple of incredibly messy PSD files, with over 400 layers each. I sent them to PSD2HTML, thinking that no human being could ever convert these files into something that could be usable. Their people came back asking very few questions and all of the sudden, I had an astonishing markup, really easy to understand, clean and 100% compatible. It was a pleasure to work with them. From now on, I'll design my websites only with Photoshop.

OK, I think we've had enough fake testimonials now for PSD2HTML, thanks.

I just launched an HTML/CSS service site today: Happy XHTML. Good luck to me :).

I've used TheChoppr on several occasions and I can say that their service quality is always on time.

Might as well throw my hat in to the ring! I just launched my design to xhtml service. Prices vary depending on design complexity, I'm always flexible about build or design tweaks. All builds are cross browser tested, I build email templates too if anyone's interested.

Wow! This post was made in November of last year and its still alive- so here goes- One thing I see sorely missing in this market is coders who understand design- I feel its critical to catch the nuances- that 2px offset is just not on for a designer- The coder just might not even see it- I think it stems from an old-fashioned attribute- respect. There's not much going around these days so me and some friends set up this high-quality xhtml service and called it the old-fashioned way of doing things- Retro XHTML. In fact I wanted to advertise in this site but Jonathan was all booked- But in the mean time I've had a few good clients who seem to appreciate my approach to this (God bless them!). Does anyone even agree?
-Anand, RetroXHTML

Our services at www.xhtml-slice.com

Take look at Psd Slicing it's a new slicing service, they are very cheap, but their code is quite good.

Hi Jonathan,
thank you for your great site and for being the first to create a list of CSS services.

We’ve launched our own service. You can check it on http://markup4u.com

Our key policy is quality and speed. We deliver only top notch markup.
By default the markup is compatible with all major browsers, W3C valid XHTML/CSS and is SEO optimized. The delivery time is one business day.
We deliver the markup on weekends as well.

For those who prefer to alter their code in Dreamweaver we have the solution with no affect on browser compatibility.

You are all welcome to visit markup4U.com

Thanks,
Markup4U Team.

Another slicing service: www.cssslicers.com

The website has been started a few months ago and currently there are 3 slicers working on the clients orders almost 24 hours a day.

We have started a promotion from this week for 10% discount on all our services with promo code: all happy.

Just for the record and the purpose of this article:
days   price    Incl. Opera/Safari
   1      100$                  yes
   2       80$                   yes
   3       60$                   yes

CSS Slicers Team

http://www.xslicers.com/ and http://www.slicerus.com/ are yet more, but I think MostSliced.com certainly does have the most comprehensive list -- well, til now ;-)

http://slicing2html.com -- New One !

Markup Service provides hand-coded conversion of designs into high quality, W3C valid, tableless XHTML/CSS.

The prices start at $139.
Delivery time – less than 8 hours per page.
Each secondary page is discounted by 50%.

I have tried WEDOMARKUP.COM and i liked the way they code it's clean and very easy to understand. Their level of knowledge in xhtml/css is expert. They also help with the development of the site. They really charge so cheap, price starts at $85 i am really recommending them to you guys.

If you are looking for a real css ninja... CSS Ninjas

One of the best service, xhtmlweaver.com!
Always on time!

I would like to mention also our http://youweyoucoding.com service which offers PSD to HTML coding for $79 per homepage and PSD to Wordpress coding for $99 per homepage.

Another css\xhtml service: Slicejack - All of our pages are w3 validated, hand-coded, well structured, cross browser compatible, seo friendly...