psd into html and some PHP

We have a new website to be built. The psd files are ready, now they have to be made into html/php. There is a contact form that has to send an email, and there is an orders page with 4 steps, so people can place their orders. The order pages have to be made using existing php pages and follow the same routine. So this part is technically already working, it only needs to be made pretty. ## Deliverables Here is a description of the psd files. - [login to view URL]: this is the homepage. This is a template for all the webpages. At the top you see a menu (home, company, domains, webhosting, e-mail, support, contact) that should link to different pages with the same layout. The "Test your site velocity" must link to a seperate page with the layout of the interna.generica.001.M.psd. This page is not in the main menu at the top. The "Click to Order" buttons below the linux or windows packages should link to the orders page. These pages are already working at <[login to view URL]> and this should be made like the step*.[login to view URL] files. At the bottom of the page you see the same main menu, which should be linked to the same pages as the top main menu. Then at the end of the page, all the way at the bottom you see 9 other links. These should all link to seperate pages, again with the same general layout. - [login to view URL]: this is the contact page. It has to send an email using php, and after that show a thank you message on the same page. - [login to view URL]: This is linked from the home page. The button "We can make your site faster" should not link anywhere. The button "Any questions? Contact us" should link to the contact us page. The TEST buttons should not link anywhere. Then at the bottom there is a simple contact form. This contact form should send an email with the data and after that show a thank you message on the same page. The following pages are all part of the order proces that is already working and can be found here: <[login to view URL]> - [login to view URL] - [login to view URL] - [login to view URL] - [login to view URL] So the design has to be integrated to the existing pages. That´s it... :-)