The problem is that if you split a web development team into front and backend you've killed the project. There's now too much back and to with meetings to coor

The problem is that if you split a web development team into front and backend you've killed the project. There's now too much back and to with meetings to coordinate how the front and back connect. Better to have each developer full stack and focus on screens. So each guy goes from top to bottom. He/She would also write system tests.