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Collision Industry Job Descriptions: Graphics Media, and Web Designer

Description

Provides product, services, internet, and marketing material design and support. Uses creative skills to develop and refine layouts, graphics, and animation. Develops video, print, internet, and multi-media delivery methods. Completes various layouts, authoring, testing, and other functions required to produce products, services, marketing materials, and internet support products

 

Personal Characteristics and Skills

Must enjoy creativity, writing, and web site development. Must be able to follow directions, have patience, and work as a team player. Attention to detail, good graphic skills, and knowledge of computer software are essential.

 

Job Outlook

The need for media products and web design is growing at an ever-increasing pace. This is an important part of packaging information and education and will continue to grow as a vital communication component of any training efforts.

 

Pre-Employment Education and Experience

Math, reading, and computer skills are essential. A college education is required with emphasis on computer information systems, graphic arts, and marketing. Prior work experience in this field is important.

 

Earnings

Earnings generally start between $35,000 to $45,000 and increases follow additional skills and abilities development.

 

Career Path

This position requires previous experience in web design and development. From here there are opportunities in system technologies, supervisory roles, and management.

 

Continuing Education

Continuing education is important to stay current with developments in web site and internet practices and procedures. Certifications are available through many software providers and developers.

 


 

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