HTML Production Work - One Page

We will provide a Photoshop file (PSD) to be produced using Dreamweaver into a DreamWeaver Template (DWT) file for use HTML pages. Because we require a DWT file, **you will need to use Dreamweaver to complete this project**. We typically do this work in house but would like to try to outsoure some of it. A page like this would take us 4-8 hours to complete. Because this is such a small project, **we will only consider fixed bids**. Attached is a GIF showing what the PSD file will look like. All of the links will have roll-overs which can very easily be programmed using Dreamweaver. Since we will be working with this file further, the rollovers need to utilize Dreamweavers method for rollovers (it's very easy, and we will give instructions on how to use DW for rollovers). The DWT file will need to have three editable regions (page title, background image, and main content), and one paramater that will specify which section the page is in (Home, Mens, Womens, etc) ## Deliverables 1) Complete HTML prototype, including a) Dreamweaver Template File (DWT), with i) three editable regions: page title, background image, main content. the main content area will be the turquoise area seen in the GIF file ii) one paramater that will indicate which area of the navigation bar is selected by havinging the rollover version of the GIF be displayed, and the link not clickable b) related CSS and GIF files i) css file should, when possible, redefine HTML structures. instead of creating a class called "header", H1 should be redefined ii) a consistant naming convention should be used for GIF files. for example, on the navigation bar, something like [login to view URL], and navMenRoll.gif. We're not too picky what you call them, just so long as they're consistant. 2) All deliverables will be considered "work made for hire" under U.S. Copyright law. Buyer will receive exclusive and complete copyrights to all work purchased. ## Platform The webpage should be viewable in IE5+, Netscape, and Mozilla. **The HTML must utilize DIVs for layout, not tables.**