Graphic Designer & Web Developer | Web Designer

Graphic Designer

This is an example of graphic design.

The purpose of this job is to design or create graphic for a specific job such as packaging, displays, or logos. The tasks needed to do are; drawing, coloring, taking pictures, and (most importantly) using a computer and/or tablet/cellphone. The knowledge needed is; Commercial and Advertising Art, Computer Graphics, Design and Visual Communications, General, Digital Arts, Graphic Design, Industrial and Product Design, Web Page, Digital/Multimedia and Information Resource Design. The work environment would be meeting with the client, working from a home/work computer, and etc. The work schedule all ties into the deadline, graphic designers need to work for hours all week long. They usually work overtime, which is good because they get more done. They will need to travel in order to meet with clients. Some helpful school subjects are; typography, book design, drawing, advanced graphic design, computer-assisted design, digital media, and photography. The salary is; median hourly-$25.08 per year; average-$55,030 per year. The employment outlook is; growth rate-2.6%; openings per year-354. The possibility for advancement/promotion is good. This job seems fun, but it comes with many responsibilities, I don't think this job is a good fit for me because 1) I can't draw that great, 2) I wouldn't want my work to be rejected after spending hours on it for the client (It is life), and 3) I dislike working for others in the sense of being ordered around for my work, but to their liking.

Web Developer | Web Designer

Hint: Coding is what lies on this page

This job is fairly easy, that is if you know what you are doing, all you have to do is know how to make websites and  use multiple software. The responsibilities for this job are; creating and designing websites and web pages, choosing color, text, and artwork for websites, writing and coding web pages, update and refresh websites and pages as needed, the design, lay out, and of web coding of web pages. Some knowledge required; vocational schools, related on-the-job experience, and an associate's degree. Work environment is home and work, or wherever you computer can go. You must do exactly what the client wants, or even better. The work schedule actually depends on both the deadline and hours you put in a day, and you may need to travel just a little bit. Some helpful school subjects are; web design, graphic design, various computer software programs, and some business management coursework. The salary is; median hourly-$37.89 per hour, and average-$82,420 per year. The employment outlook is; growth rate-3.8%, and openings per year-392. The possibility for advancement/promotion is fair. This job seems quite interesting and fun. I think this job is a good fit for me because I love learning new things, I spend most of the time researching this, and I want to make money for something I like to do.