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Introduction & Career Path
Do you feel
nostalgic for not having been a part of the revolutions of yester-years?
Here is your chance to be a part of the Internet revolution, which is
changing the way business is being conducted the world over.
Options
Web
Designer: A web designer is responsible for creating an appealing
web site that is easy to navigate. Web designing requires high level
of creative skills and people with both creative and computer friendly
skills come at a very high cost to any organisation. Web designing is
still in its early stages in India. A good designer has to combine conceptual
skills and familiarity with tools, which can be mastered only through
sustained practice. This field does offer opportunities to travel abroad
and interact with clients.
Web
Master: a web master is responsible for maintaining the web page,
analyse number of hits and monitor performance of the site. A web master
is the pivot of the web site. He is responsible for everything on the
site. The web master should have all the skills that the designer, developer
and the content person have. He should possess good managerial and communication
skills too. It is a highly responsibility job. It is not safe to aim
to be the web master at the first shot. First, be a designer or developer,
study the aspects of designing and developing and once you have some
years of experience, you are fit for the post of a web master.
Web
Server Administrator: Similarly a web server administrator is involved
in maintaining the site.
Eligibility/Qualities
Fresh graduates
with creative skills can start as designers. Graduates equipped with a
diploma/certificate course in Internet technologies can get into this
field. Skills required to become a web designer are : -- ASP, HTML, CGI,
Perl, VB Script, Java Script, TCP/IP which are taught in the course.
Employment
Avenues
Mushrooming
of dot com companies provides immense opportunity for these professionals.
You can join dot com companies, advertising agencies companies specialising
in web designing, ISPs etc.
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