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Where I work, we're a small dev team of a few full stack developers and a designer. Our designer does the CSS, and the devs the JS. The separation works well
by xirdstl 10y ago
Where I work, we're a small dev team of a few full stack developers and a designer. Our designer does the CSS, and the devs the JS. The separation works well enough for us. YMMV.
- qudat 10y agoSo anytime the designer makes a change to the structure of the application, where HTML element changes are required, do they send you a request so you can change it? It seems odd to only allow the "designer" to manipulate properties of elements and not the elements themselves. If they are allowed to modify DOM elements then in the React world, that is manipulating JS. For us the important separation is at the component level, which includes everything that component needs to render and function (HTML, CSS, JS).
- xirdstl 10y agoI was unclear about that part. The designer will edit the HTML also, which is outside of JS. We are not using React.
- airnomad 10y agoI'd say CSS is part of a stack for a long time now.