the people you call as "designer" and can edit only html, css and js is one 
step ahead to graphic designer (which does only image manipulations), but 
they are not "modern" web designers. 
Exactly as someone like that can't edit, e.g., wordpress templates, he/she 
won't be able to alter web2py templates.

Not knowing the any of basic things of python, php, ruby, etc - at least 
for the templating part - leaves them one step below what you really need, 
that is someone who can code a little. 
To be fair, it's their loss if they can't/won't learn new stuff. 
He/she doesn't need to learn completely a new language to embrace 
templating.
I'm sure that they know javascript, so at least some programming "basics" 
(loops, structures, conditionals) are known.
Asking a - serious - web designer to use some {{}} glue around won't make 
them unhappy.

On Friday, December 5, 2014 10:59:53 PM UTC+1, Lisandro wrote:
>
> I've been reading this post about "how do larger teams work with web2py"
>
> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/web2py/team$20work/web2py/hdDPtxOmqyA/Vln888ii1GcJ
> But my question is a little bit different, because it's not about the team 
> size; but about the tasks of programmers and html designers. 
>
> Specifically, I've a web2py app (that is, the models, controllers). Now I 
> want to make a lot of different "templates" for that app, because I want 
> the posibility to choose the template that the app will use once installed. 
> so when the app is installed, the client can choose the template he likes 
> it more. So, the controllers remain the same, they don't change, every 
> controller has its functions and every function returns some dict to the 
> corresponding view.
>
> ¿How can I do if I need to hire a html designer to render the view? The 
> html designer only knows html, and doesn't have to know python or web2py's 
> template langage. So I'm stucked here. I thought about letting the html 
> designer work separately with the html, css and javascript, however, when 
> his work is done, I would have to adapt it to web2py's template language. 
>
> ¿Is there anybody who came across the same question? ¿Does anyone has a 
> suggestion about an approach? Thanks in advance.
>

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