[Webpro] hello world?

[Robin Hastings]

Quoting Mark Joslyn <Mark.Joslyn at SolimarSystems.com>:

> I agree...
> 
> IMHO, if you do specialize in one aspect, whether you are a developer or
> artist, you will become quickly obsolete. You must be able to multi-task and
> reinvent yourself as technology and requirements evolve. Employers are
> always looking (and successfully finding) people who do possess "all" the
> skills - programming, design, development experience, etc. If you want to
> last you must make an effort to at least dabble in both areas.
> 
> Rant over! Looking forward to being a user as well as a resource on this
> list!
> 
> Mark Joslyn

I do a bit of both, myself, but I find myself looking at some of the job ads and
wondering who exactly they find that can do all of that stuff *well*! I'm
inclined more toward the technical side, but I'm taking design classes (and
joining lists like this one) to get a better feel for the design part of the
"web design" job. 

Robin Hastings - PHP, JavaScript, XHTML/HTML/CSS, Photoshop(?) and a smattering
of several other technologies.


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Robin Hastings
robin at rhastings.net
http://www.rhastings.net



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