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Web Developers design and create websites. They are responsible for coding the website and for making it look appealing.
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Web Developers not only need technical knowledge of languages such as HTML and JavaScript, but you also need to be adept at working with clients.
Web Developers generally require a bachelor’s degree in computer science, programming, or a related field. You must also be knowledgeable in HTML, JavaScript, SQL and a variety of other languages and even multimedia publishing tools, such as Flash.
Requirements to be a Web Developer vary by state but generally involve the following:
Certifications are not necessary, but can show employers that you’re an expert in the field:
Job Outlook
The job outlook for Web Developers is growing at 13% per year, which is considered to be much faster than average. In 2018 there were 160,500 jobs available.
Average Salary
Web Developers make $73,760 per year on average. However, salaries could be as high as $142,080 depending on experience, location, and the company for whom you work.
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