Why I Like Designing in the Browser – Cloud Four
This describes how I like to work too.
Kiss My Classname - Zeldman on Web & Interaction Design
I understand how bloated and non-reusable code can get when a dozen people who don’t talk to each other work on it over a period of years. I don’t believe the problem is the principle of semantic markup or the cascade in CSS. I believe the problem is a dozen people working on something without talking to each other.
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