Web Developer
What's it like to be a Web Developer?
A Web Developer uses programming languages to create websites and applications. They ensure that a website works properly, is easy to use, and runs without bugs, glitches or loading issues. Web developers are expected to be fluent in different programming languages in order to suit the needs of the website or application they’re working on.
Tasks and duties
- Creating websites, applications and software using programming languages.
- Writing and reviewing code.
- Ensuring applications are responsive and user-friendly.
- Overseeing the development of an application from start to finish.
- Working alongside Web Designers and UX/UI Designers to create appealing and responsive web designs.
How to become a Web Developer
To become a Web Developer, you usually need a bachelor degree.
Complete a bachelor degree in computer science, software engineering, information technology or a related field. This usually takes three to four years of study.
Gain experience to build skills in programming languages such as HTML, JavaScript and CSS. Consider undertaking an internship while you study to develop your skills.
Consider completing additional information technology certification programmes designed for developers.
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