Build a Website (test)

[TEST] According to O*Net in 2010, 43% of web developers held a bachelor's degree, 27% had some college but no degree and 20% had an associate's degree. Web designers need education in computer technology and website design to be competitive in the job market. An associate's degree program related to web design, such as an Associate of Applied Science in Web Graphic Design, provides a student with a foundation in the design and technical aspects of creating a website. Students learn web design skills and build professional portfolios that highlight their skills and abilities. Common topics include: Fundamentals of design imaging Basic web design Animation Multimedia design Content management Editing for video and audio Multimedia programming and technology A bachelor's degree program in multimedia or web design allows students to learn advanced skills needed for professional web design. Students develop artistic and creative abilities in addition to technical skills. Degree programs, such as a Bachelor of Science in Web Design and Interactive Media, cover: Databases Webpage scripting Programming Digital imaging Multimedia design Web development