then i just give them that back and they can use it to do all the pages
(though of course with JSF, JSP mess it's barely even doable to have
reusable templates IMO)
Shouldn't the web-application framework provide a mechanism for the
templates? What about the idea to have the "page general look" (e.g. page
header, navigation) in just *one file* (clean HTML, because designed by the
designer), where the content is in the other markup files (clean HTML,
because designed by the designer)?
--
Best regards,
Thomas Singer
tcolar schrieb:
The typical designer is unable to produce even valid HTML, let alone
good HTML >with proper CSS. Well designer typically use Dreamweaver or
such. So if the HTML/CSS is not good, blame that on on Micromedia I
usually get the designer to do an "initial template" in DW, and then i
"fix it", cleaning the html and CSS, and making the layout "logical",
then i just give them that back and they can use it to do all the pages
(though of course with JSF, JSP mess it's barely even doable to have
reusable templates IMO)
This is what is going wrong in your company. You shouldn't let the
average >designer produce HTML. Have them produce their screens in
Photoshop, and let a >technical person build the HTML. Well, we endup
having to do that because of JSF, but that is not a good process, besides
converting from photoshop to HTML/CSS in a a text editor, is very
tedious. My main concern though here is not so much for the initial site
development, but for the ongoing miantenance. The cotent maintenance
(text/images/layout) should preferably be possible to do just by
marketing/design people without involving developers. for one developers
can't speak marketing and vice-versa so it's wasting time, and i think
it's waste of resources having developers do this. But fact is with JSF,
develoers have to be called for even the most basic content layout
changes since the designer just can't work with that JSP mess.
The other thing that is going wrong is that you are using JSF ;)
true :-) , it is was up to me .....
Timo Stamm wrote:
tcolar schrieb:
That one kills me:
Patrick (WebWork): "I've found that "HTML/CSS developers" and "app
developers" rarely
are >separated
like Tapestry likes to pretend they are"
I could not disgree more with that, only geeks working on their ugly
homepage say this.
I agree with it, and while I am not sure whether I am a geek, I don't
even have a homepage.
I think there is a misunderstanding. Patrick doesn't claim that
/design/ and app development are done by one person. He claims that
HTML/CSS and app development are done by one person.
The typical designer is unable to produce even valid HTML, let alone
good HTML with proper CSS.
This is what is going wrong in your company. You shouldn't let the
average designer produce HTML. Have them produce their screens in
Photoshop, and let a technical person build the HTML.
The other thing that is going wrong is that you are using JSF ;)
Timo
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