Can You Still Make a Living from Web Design in the Future?
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Hanifmr.com - I started my own business as a web designer. In the meantime, however, I have almost completely switched to my projects, as the project work was too stressful and financially fluctuating for me.
In addition, there have been more and more discussions lately as to whether web designers will even be needed in the future.
In this article, I will address this topic and start a survey to which I cordially invite you.
Can You Still Make a Living from Web Design in the Future?
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| Can You Still Make a Living from Web Design in the Future? |
In an interesting interview yesterday a web designer and book author gave his opinion on the future of web designers.
I broadly agree with him. As a rather small web designer, I have had mixed experiences with regional customers (mostly small businesses and self-employed).
The orders came in rather slowly, the income was very irregular and the work with some customers (especially those who were already paying little anyway) was quite exhausting.
These reasons have led to the fact that at some point I started to implement my projects and so now not only work a little less stress but also have a much more regular income.
Your Opinion
But how will it be for the many small web designers who do not have big corporate customers?
Are these web designers going to die out? Will website construction kits, social networks, and ready-made layouts for all possible content management systems make their work superfluous?
Or will there be enough work for single web designers in the future? How important is the quality of the service or is it only the price that counts?
I would like to know your opinion about this. How do you see the future for web designers? Will you still be able to build up successful self-employment in this typical career changer industry in the future?
How do you see the future for web designers?
- Web designers are becoming even more important because the know-how is particularly important. (38%, 72 votes)
- Bad, thanks to social networks, website builders, etc. (34%, 66 votes)
- Not much will change there. (23%, 44 votes)
- No idea. (5%, 10 votes)
Number of participants: 192 (1 vote)
Of course, you are also welcome to leave your opinion and your own experiences in the comments.
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