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Designer workflow using JavaScript frameworks

I am currently working on a project with designer / UX Guy. It can do pretty decent projects using CSS / HTML and some JavaScript (with jQuery) for effects only.

Our first workflow was something like this (we used the backbone at the time):

  • He created the first iteration of design
  • I implemented application logic, etc.
  • He changed something in design
  • I had to manually look through the edited files and find patterns in the code and edit the materials so that it works with the application again
  • Repeat above 2 steps N times and you will see the problem (we do a lot of iteration at an early stage)

Then AngularJS appeared, and everything looked much better. He could create the whole design, and I would just prepare some directives, or I would simply manually adjust the HTML (simple and quick material - no need to translate HTML into other files ...). I explained how directives work so that he can bind events, switch classes - nothing was just the basic things that he could easily understand.

It was a much better approach, and we accelerated significantly with our development - I also had great motivation, since I did not have to do the boring part of connecting everything together ...

Now many people are criticizing Angular and embracing React, and I was thinking about migrating to react. He looks good, and everyone except me and the design guy will be back in the beginning. What is your workflow with designers in the project? What are you offering?

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