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Ross M Karchner
ross at karchner.com
Thu Sep 2 14:44:49 EDT 2004
Maybe the *exact* HTML generated by each part of the app should be specified ahead of time? Michael C. Neel wrote: >On Thu, 2004-09-02 at 10:59, Nick wrote: > > >>Graham Dumpleton wrote: >> >> >> >>>Thus, start with raw HTML mock up pages which could be viewed statically with >>>some dummy data. PSP people could take that and convert them into PSP. The >>>mpservlet people could convert them to their way of doing things, similarly for >>>Albatross etc etc. >>> >>> >>Now you're making it too easy! :-D But seriously, that's a good idea. I >>only wish I had that luxury in the real world. >> >> > >This method of prototyping is my real world ;) And I agree this would >be needed to do a proper "bake off". > > > >>As long as the HTML is clean and readable, I don't think it really matters >>whether you use an approach with table layout or using CSS. Although most >>competent web designers these days use CSS. >> >> >> > >I'll say here it should use css and even some x/dhtml. These are often >parts of new sites and when I look at frameworks it's important to me to >see how well they can intergrate with x/dhtml and css. Having a plain >html 4.0 design wouldn't really be important either; as time goes on 4.0 >will matter less and less so the bake off should be forawrd looking, >imho. > >Mike > >_______________________________________________ > >
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