Web Design

Hello everyone! Thanks for reading.

I was wondering.. me and my friends are beginning work on a rather large .NET project, and I am in charge of most of the coding. All my other friends are working on the web design. My question is.. how well does Visual Studio .NET allow a team filled with programmers and nonprogrammers to work together? Can I simply import their HTML pages into my project and Visual Studio will add in the necessary <runat="server"> tags?

This is one thing I've never been too sure about. We all use notepad for our web design, so we're not generating yucky HTML (i.e. Frontpage, or other WYSIWYG designers). In the past I have dabbled with simply opening a basic HTML page and observing what Visual Studio does, but it never seemed like it imported them very cleanly.

Can anyone describe the process a little better?

Thanks!
- vmfedorabout the

 <runat="server">

tag part this can be done fast in you select all items on the form>right click>select run as server contol. This will put the runat thing on your controls. hope this helps

Trey
what you probably want to do is create an aspx page and use code behind where the html and coding is seperated. You can copy the html and then add the server tags, though you will probably want to use a few asp controls to take better advantage of asp.net.