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I once waited 6 weeks for a backend team to fix a prematurely closed div tag that was screwing up the layout of a news site. The templates they were given were

I once waited 6 weeks for a backend team to fix a prematurely closed div tag that was screwing up the layout of a news site. The templates they were given were good; they screwed up the implementation. In desperation I had to hack the layout with JS (which I was able to update at will).

rewrew 10y ago
That kills me to hear that. I'm in charge of Web where I am and we make 95 percent of our changes instantly. There is no reason to make people wait; it honestly takes longer to project manage most changes than to just make them, so we just make them, but of course Web sites/front end is a different beast than application or other code.