What does a Web Developer do?
Web Developers typically work for corporations across industries or as self-employed individuals. They work closely with other Web Developers, Graphic Designers and Programmers to create websites that fulfill both the technical and design needs of their clients. Their job is to code web applications and update them periodically to meet new design trends or security standards. They may also be responsible for creating performance monitoring features so Website Owners can track the amount of traffic their website receives over time.
Web Developer skills and qualifications
Depending on the specific role the Web Developer fulfills for your business, a variety of skills and qualifications apply. If your business requires the Web Developer to code and script, they need to have experience with web markup, which is the basic language used in the creation and functionality of web-based sites. Here are some examples of skills and qualifications:
- Proficiency in programming languages
- Understanding of search engine optimization (SEO) practices
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Strong interpersonal skills
- Ability to work independently and manage time efficiently
- Solution-oriented and high-level programming skills
- Ability to troubleshoot and optimize web pages for security and responsiveness
- Understanding of network diagnostics and analytical tools
Web Developer salary expectations
The average salary for a Web Developer is $75,880 per year in the United States. Salary may depend on the level of experience, education and geographical location. This position also has a possible cash bonus average of $2,000 per year. Some common benefits in this position include a flexible schedule, paid time off, health insurance and a 401(k).
Web Developer salary expectations
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Web Developer education and training requirements
Web Developers typically possess a bachelor’s degree in computer science, although it is not always a requirement. Some organizations and universities offer certificate programs for web development, which could cover an education requirement. Some form of prior developing experience and/or training is usually required to become a Web Developer. The Web Developer may prove through previous work and projects that they are highly qualified for the position.
Web Developer experience requirements
The Web Developer position requires proven field-related demonstrations of ability, as well as a vast knowledge of computer programming languages. They should have experience in leading projects and work well with teams.
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