
Sometimes developers forget that not everyone can code in HTML. Fewer still can code in JavaScript; server-side scripting in ASP, Perl, and Cold Fusion is rarer still. However, there are occasions where one may want to be able to hand over a project to a nondeveloper and know that they have the option to update it themselves. With regard to most content, this is easy. Database-driven Web sites and Intranets have been around for quite a while, with page text, tables, and even Java scrollers being updated on a regular basis by others, while you continue on with something more interesting. However, when faced with complex forms that must be updated on a regular basis, including validation (server and/or client side), things can start going pear shaped.
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