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    <p>Specifically - personally - since I come from a web-dev, small-shop background I do the CSS work and slicing the PSD (typically) myself. But then I like to think I'm well rounded like that :)</p> <p>Generally, the best experience I've had of this was a largish company with very defined groups of developers including the design team who produced the gfx, the apps team who did the vast bulk of server-side coding and app architecture, and the UE (user experience) team who sewed the two together, producing XSLT/JSP/HTML markup in general, and the CSS and JS for the client-side. </p> <p>There was a very structured process of:</p> <ol> <li>userstory -> </li> <li>"wireframe" (documents) -> </li> <li>design (PSD) -> </li> <li>"flat" markup (DHTML only) -> </li> <li>integrated markup (with web-app)</li> </ol> <p>Where "wireframe" would be close to a spec for UE, produced with UML or maybe visio. I have heard the term applied to step 4 which I think fits better, but this is what it was referred to as there.</p> <p>Whilst this works well for the question at hand, I found it had other problems built in. It was very hard to work across teams, and because of the timescales the design team rarely involved UE in decision making (which put UE in some awkward positions), the apps team and design could be working at cross-purposes, and there wasn't a lot of scope to learn in these boxed in teams.</p> <p>My suspicion (and I think ideal scenario) is that the developers on a project would each be capable of working with, say, 80% of the technology involved (be it CSS, SQL, whatever) to spread the decision control and risk, but each domain would have one (more?) "czar" who could act as authority and oversight within the domain. Actually producing those designs is to my mind a strange and magical skill in it's own right so I see no real overlap with developers there, but I think a pool of artists and project teams of cross-skilled programmers would be very powerful.</p> <p><em>Apols for the long-windedness. I could go on at considerable length on this, I've spent a lot of time thinking about it.</em></p> <hr> <p>btw, it seems like you could do with some serious web-devs there, (no offence). Having problems to "maintain consistency from one page/component to another" screams failure to grok CSS</p>
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    1. COWith regards to consistency, I thought so to for awhile, but the problem stems from inconsistent designs generally. For instance, at last count, we had something like 32 different ways of displaying a user (yikes!). Some with large pictures, some with small pictures, some with no pictures, etc.
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    2. COthat suggests that you need a *really* good web-dev, but it's still not an atypical problem, something that patterns and microformats could be seen in - have you considered hiring a consultant to move you guys forward? Or some training courses?
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