We make a drawing app called WebCode (http://www.webcodeapp.com/) which can import SVG and PSD files and export CSS+HTML or JavaScript+Canvas code. Of course, converting SVG files to CSS is not something you'd generally use it for, but it can be done :-)
Did you try WebCode (http://www.webcodeapp.com/)? It is a vector drawing app for Mac that instantly generates nice, clean and readable SVG code. You can also choose to generate HTML/CSS and JavaScript/Canvas code from your drawings.
We've made WebCode to make HTML5 game development in Canvas a bit easier. It is a vector drawing app that instantly generates JavaScript Canvas code, so you don't have to write it by hand.
We even have a little HTML5 game drawn entirely using JavaScript on our website: http://www.webcodeapp.com/
Writing drawing code like this by hand is really tedious and even though a lot of vector drawing apps output SVG code, it is usually quite complicated and ugly.
We make a vector drawing app called WebCode that instantly generates nice and readable SVG and JavaScript+Canvas code.
Our drawing app WebCode (http://www.webcodeapp.com) instantly generates nice and readable SVG code from your drawings. It also outputs JavaScript HTML5 Canvas code and HTML+CSS code.
Our app WebCode (http://www.webcodeapp.com) helps with many of the hassles of making your website Retina ready. It is a vector drawing app that generates Retina ready CSS, JavaScript Canvas and SVG code.
Technically, this is entirely possible. We have developer builds which support both kinds of code generators in a single app. We're still considering this.
We just launched WebCode about a month ago (been selling http://www.paintcodeapp.com/ for more than a year). The two apps obviously share a lot of internals. We decided to make WebCode a separate app because it has an entirely different target audience.
It generates CSS, JavaScript+Canvas and SVG code from your drawings in real time and can also import PSD documents.
The generated code works great on both Retina and non-Retina displays. You can even preview how your drawings would look on Retina displays directly in WebCode. It inherited a lot of things from PaintCode (our app for Mac and iOS developers), which makes it very nice for user interface design.
There are only 2 text links on the title page that result in download - both links are labeled "Try" and download the demo version. Do you have these in mind?
Components are coming in future updates.