Web Developer


When you look at a website or app, you probably don't stop to think about everything that's going on behind the scenes. Web developers create websites by mastering and implementing a number of coding languages, including HTML, CSS, C#, Java, PHP, and more. In addition to coding the design portion of 

the website, they ensure that the back end of the site works as it should. There are three types of web developers: Front End, Back End, and Full Stack.


DESCRIPTION

Behind every website is a Web developer. Web Developer VBOs are similar to web designers but different in that they typically use coding to build, create, and maintain websites from scratch. Web developers typically are much more involved in the website and web application creating process than designers. They use a number of coding languages such as HTML, CSS, Java, PHP, and more to create custom websites. Successful Web Developer VBOs may use a number of programs to create sites, from text editors to Dreamweaver or Muse.

Here are just a few reasons you should consider becoming a Web Developer VBO:

  • It’s a fast-growing industry.
  • This opportunity is very scalable.
  • You don't need a degree, you can learn online from plenty of free and low-cost courses.

Here is an example of a VBO Niche for a Web Developer
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Primary Niche


Web Development

SUB Niche

​Web Development For Real Estate

VBO Niche

Web Development For High-End Luxury Real Estate Brokerages

We provide some great resources to help you get up and running as a Web Developer. If you have questions about becoming a Web Developer, feel free to head over to our Groups and ask there!


TASKS

  • Communicate with clients to determine the full scope of the project.
  • Use HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other programming languages to build and customize websites.
  • Ensure the full functionality of websites, including cross-platform and cross-browser.
  • Document and report project milestones and setbacks.
  • Build UI/UX prototypes for approval and updating.
  • Maintain and update development knowledge, including debugging and protection tools and programs.
  • Code, maintain and update web and mobile applications.

PAY

Our research shows the hourly rate charged by Web Developer VBOs ranges from $25.00 to $105.00. However, the majority seemed to land in the $35.00 to $75.00 per hour range. Factors affecting this variance include geographic location, experience, and level of expertise.


BLOGS

Web Designer Depot

Web Designer Depot is a fully collaborative blog featuring tips, tricks, articles, and more from designers around the world. Topics include CSS3, HTML 5, design, typography, business, apps, and more.


Vandelay Design

Vandelay Designs equips creatives and entrepreneurs with the tools and inspiration they need to develop their businesses. They feature plenty of articles from web design and development to writing and business plans. In addition to offering free and premium resources, they also provide free WordPress themes to their community.


SpeckyBoy

Speckyboy is a magazine-style blog that offers tutorials, techniques, and resources for web designers. Topics include web design and development, advertising, and graphic design. You will be able to follow contributor posts and find out what is currently trending and why. Remember to sign up for their weekly newsletter!


COURSES

Udemy

Udemy is a great site for VBOs to sharpen their skills. Their classes typically range from $10.00 - $200.00. However, they are known to have frequent sales with virtually all lessons available for as low as $10.00.


Skillshare

Skillshare is an online learning community with classes in that are often helpful for VBOs focused on design, business, tech, and more.


Lynda

Lynda has been around a long time and might just be one of the granddaddies of online training. Pretty much all courses are well-vetted and professionally done. While their courses may be a little more expensive, they are top quality. Since they were recently acquired by LinkedIn, some premium accounts get access to Lynda at no additional charge, which is a great deal.


Coursera

Coursera offers courses from many of the top universities including Stanford, Duke, and Penn. As a result, their courses are probably a bit more like what you would imagine getting in higher education.

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