Re: Integration?

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1999

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texte = >Here is where the problem comes in. There is a section of the site that I>will be developing as a custom set of templates for this store. My boss>does not want it to be done using a database so he can work on it too. I>on the other hand can't imagine any other way of doing it. I explained>that I would create a set of admin templates that would allow him to make>changes etc... so anyway to make a long story short, I will be just>adding a little bit of WebDNA to the bottom so that we can add the items>to the cart. That is all. This data will most likely be static info on>these pages.>>So my question is this...I guess it is becoming a reality to my boss that>the sites we are starting to do are beginning to move out of his grasp.>Has anyone else had to deal with this? Any input would be greatly>appreciated - especially if it makes the integration easier for everyone>here.>The way we have done it here is for the designer to design the look andfeel to the customers liking,using Photoshop. Illustrator or whatever...........and then the coder to create the html to the designers satisfaction,with some dummy text/data for layout, using BBEdit, DreamWeaver etc.............then the WebCatalog person to stick all the code in to make it work.This way everyone gets to do what they are best at, almost independent fromthe others. Your boss could do the first one or two parts and then you stepin.Paul-----------------------------------------------Netro42 LtdInternet consultancy, design, developmentand e-commerce solutions.Tel +44 (0) 171 267 7002http://www.netro42.commailto:info@netro42.com----------------------------------------------- Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

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>Here is where the problem comes in. There is a section of the site that I>will be developing as a custom set of templates for this store. My boss>does not want it to be done using a database so he can work on it too. I>on the other hand can't imagine any other way of doing it. I explained>that I would create a set of admin templates that would allow him to make>changes etc... so anyway to make a long story short, I will be just>adding a little bit of WebDNA to the bottom so that we can add the items>to the cart. That is all. This data will most likely be static info on>these pages.>>So my question is this...I guess it is becoming a reality to my boss that>the sites we are starting to do are beginning to move out of his grasp.>Has anyone else had to deal with this? Any input would be greatly>appreciated - especially if it makes the integration easier for everyone>here.>The way we have done it here is for the designer to design the look andfeel to the customers liking,using Photoshop. Illustrator or whatever...........and then the coder to create the html to the designers satisfaction,with some dummy text/data for layout, using BBEdit, DreamWeaver etc.............then the WebCatalog person to stick all the code in to make it work.This way everyone gets to do what they are best at, almost independent fromthe others. Your boss could do the first one or two parts and then you stepin.Paul-----------------------------------------------Netro42 LtdInternet consultancy, design, developmentand e-commerce solutions.Tel +44 (0) 171 267 7002http://www.netro42.commailto:info@netro42.com----------------------------------------------- Paul Willis

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