As a Web developer, you're an expert in the dynamic Web programming tools and languages that fuel the interactive Web. You might work independently or be part of a team that builds and integrates interactive Web sites, Web applications, and Web services for both intranet and Internet users. Your role is to make it work, which means coding applications and testing them on various browsers. You might also architect Web sites, design data-driven applications, and find efficient client-server solutions.
Web site manager
Web designer
Web administrator
Application programmer
Software engineer
Create, code, and implement Web sites
Create client-side and server-side Web applications
Use ASP or ASP.NET for server-side development
Use VBScript, Microsoft Visual C#, or a similar application for data-intensive client-side programming
Design and deliver Web services
Write functional and design specifications for Web applications
Release and maintain Web-based applications or Web sites
One to three years
50 percent writing and testing code
50 percent project planning and management
