Web developers design, build, and maintain modern experiences that feel fast, intuitive, and dependable for every visitor.
Turn ideas into interfaces people actually enjoy using — clear, responsive layouts and simple navigation that work on any device.
Prioritize accessibility and readability so visitors can find what they need without guessing or frustration.
Write tidy, maintainable code that keeps pages fast and reliable under real-world use.
Optimize images, caching, and interactions so users don't have to wait, and keep security and accessibility in mind.
Keep the site healthy: fix bugs, roll out updates, and watch uptime so things keep running smoothly.
Use automated tests and analytics to catch issues early and make improvements based on real data.
Work closely with designers, writers, and stakeholders to solve real problems for real people.
Ship small improvements, measure what matters, and iterate based on feedback until it works better.
$95,380
The average salary of a webdeveloper as of 2024 with the highest paid salaries being over $130,000 a year.
214,900
Number of web developer positions in the U.S. workforce as of 2024.
67% (six seven)
As of 2024, most web developers work remotely or at least part-time.