Working with multiple designers/coders. Coding conventions.
So basically by using jQuery you are able to completely separate your HTML from your js which is great.
I work with templates most of the times which are maintained by designers who don't code so the code/design separation works marvells for me.
One thing that is not working in my workflow is that in jQuery, since you address HTML using CSS, the designer might feel that all of a sudden those nice divs don't need to have borders any more. So they go out and change the template, removing some classes that you have used to reference the HTML in your js code. Result: your code doesn't work anymore.
I'd like to know how people are dealing with this kind of thing. How do they make sure the designers don't mess with their classes/ids, etc while maintaining the designers' freedom to do their job.
Calf