According to my bhargava answer comment, your designers should learn UiBinder . The entire chapter on creating user interfaces also seems appropriate (in order to get a better perspective), but UiBinder is what they will mostly deal with. Without using UiBinder in your project, you are stuck in Java and don’t know what your designers can know (and probably don’t aspire :)).
I would recommend creating a simple example (but not too simple - perhaps you should "delete" the official mail example ) that uses UiBinder and show designers exactly what you expect from them and what should be left as stubs. It all depends on the designers in question - do they all know how HTML and CSS, or maybe they have experience with Java, etc. Emphasize the example to your needs - you probably won't be “right” for the first time, but with developer feedback (which is hard to understand, which, in their opinion, should answer the programmer, etc.), you should get a good learning tool for future employees and a link for current :)
Igor Klimer
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