Web Developer

A web developer makes and maintains websites. They are in charge of a site’s overall look and feel. Web developers also handle the technical aspects of a website, including its performance (website speed) and capacity (the maximum amount of traffic the site could handle at a given time). A web developer is usually knowledgeable in both graphic design and programming.

Web developers deal with different kinds of websites, including e-commerce, gaming, and news sites. These different website types have certain requirements. For instance, a gaming website must deftly handle advanced graphics. Ecommerce sites, on the other hand, would require the integration of a payment-processing feature and the capacity to deal with stock coming in and out. A web developer decides a site’s applications and designs accordingly.

Architect

Architects’ duties vary depending on the type of firm they work for, where they live and some other factors. They may be involved in all phases of a construction project, from explaining ideas to clients and contractors, to drawing plans and specifications, to overseeing the different construction phases. Architects often collaborate with experts in related fields, such as interior design, city planning and structural engineering.