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I have been browsing the web lately to find a good Web UI kit. I have found some very good ones but they are all in PSD. That is, they are just graphics. I’m not a professional Photoshop user and it seems like the process to get the UI to HTML to work is quite long and painful.
So has anyone done it before? If not, what are the best resources to get me started to slicing a Web UI kit?
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