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I’m using an MVC framework to develop a web site, I’ve to care about the design in the sense of look and feel (views) and the code (models, controllers).
I don’t know what is the best way to proceed:
I suggest you design first – it can be a rough design with a pencil/paper but it will give you an idea of what information should go on the page in what manner. This will help you with your views and controller logic. Dont’ worry too much about colours at this point.
I always feel it is better to do things iteratively. Design a page or two, construct the model and controller relative to that page, and repeat for other pages.
Sometimes if you spend too long in your models and controllers and neglect your views, you’ll end up doing way more or way less than what you need.