The article highlights the multifaceted nature of web design roles, emphasizing that job titles do not encapsulate the various tasks professionals undertake. The author reflects on three decades in the field, sharing experiences of functioning beyond traditional design tasks, including roles as a psychoanalyst and teacher. These roles involve understanding client behavior, educating them on web technologies, and motivating clients to stay engaged with projects. This complexity illustrates the evolving nature of the industry and the need for adaptability among web designers.
"As a web designer, I've found myself taking on roles that transcend the job title, spending significant time on tasks outside of typical design duties."
"Being a web designer requires a lot of hand-holding. We educate clients as we go through the design, development, and maintenance processes."
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