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Web-Developer, Web-Master, Frontend-Developer or how do you call it?
Written By Webstandard-Team on May. 20, 2007.
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If you do all the Webstandard-Stuff ( (X)HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Dom etc. ) in consideration of Usability and Accessibility. There exist a lot of descriptions for this field of activity and everybody is getting his own title, but how do you call this job title?
peroty
Written May. 20, 2007 / Report /
It really all depends on what your area of specialization is. I've seen a lot of job titles for the same thing. It seems to be a toss up as to how different companies describe the same thing.
heyimjack
Written May. 20, 2007 / Report /
I think "Web Developer" does a good job of defining the job, while still being vague enough to include some odd things the title may include when specific to you.
JPhill
Written May. 20, 2007 / Report /
At my company we're called "user interface engineers"
alexsuraci
Written May. 20, 2007 / Report /
I say "Web Developer", since both graphic design and programming seem to fit into that category. As Jack said, it's a pretty broad term.
RightOn
Written May. 21, 2007 / Report /
I tend to shy away from calling myself a Web Developer as it tends to get me in trouble with people that expect me to know JS, PHP etc...
I like WebDesigner as most people equate that with someone that can design websites.
AndrewKaufmann
Written May. 21, 2007 / Report /
My title is Web Specialist, and I do that kind of stuff. Made it hard to research pay scales...
chris
Written May. 21, 2007 / Report /
"Worker Bot".
At my full-time gig I'm officially a "Front-End Web Developer".