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Web designers use their creativity and technological skills to design websites. Take a look at what the role includes, what you’ll need to study and how you can secure a job.
A degree in this area will give you the skills you need to begin a career. Subjects to consider include:
You can also get into this role through an apprenticeship.
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A postgraduate qualification isn’t required for this job, but studying at a higher level will help to specialise your skills and boost your graduate prospects.
Examples of courses at postgraduate level include:
As this is a computer-based role, you’ll need to be able to use and learn new computer systems quickly.
Work experience will boost your chances of getting your first role. You might be able to do a placement during your degree, or you could volunteer with a local charity or community to help them with their website design.
Taking online courses in design software will also help your CV stand out. You should also keep up to date with the latest in the industry by following online blogs or magazines.
We’d strongly suggest putting together a portfolio of work while you’re at uni that demonstrates your creative and technical skills.
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