Web Development Training

Becoming a web developer opens the door to a dynamic and fulfilling career where creativity meets technology, allowing you to build and innovate on the digital landscape that shapes our world today.

Additionally, with the tech industry’s rapid growth, web developers enjoy high demand, competitive salaries, and the flexibility to work in virtually any industry or become self-employed.

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Educational Requirements

Degrees

Most workers hold an associate’s degree in web design or a similar field. Many prospects choose to earn an online web development degree.

Some of the more complex jobs in the field, such as back end development, usually require a bachelor’s degree in programming or computer science. All prospects should be familiar with graphic design programs such as Photoshop and Illustrator.

Self Taught Exceptions

Some even teach themselves the craft through trial and error. Select employers bend educational requirements for talented prospects with no formal web development training or degree.

Necessity for Education

The nature of web development is constantly evolving. There is no shortage of updates, addendums, and new standards to understand. For this reason, many workers take web development classes throughout their careers to keep their skills updated.

Salary

Those who can properly use web development tools have the potential to earn lots of money. The average worker in this field makes over $33 an hour, adding up to about $68k per year.

Below are some average salaries and hourly wages for each state.

StatePer HourPer Year
Alabama$32.09$66,750
Alaska$47.58$98,970
Arizona$37.32$77,620
Arkansas$23.43$48,730
California$58.41$121,490
Colorado$37.72$78,450
Connecticut$46.06$95,810
Delaware$51.54$107,190
District of Columbia$59.44$123,640
Florida$45.84$95,360
Georgia$51.01$106,100
Hawaii
Idaho$33.65$70,000
Illinois$44.76$93,100
Indiana$31.84$66,220
Iowa$38.25$79,550
Kansas$37.64$78,290
Kentucky$36.38$75,670
Louisiana$30.95$64,370
Maine$44.53$92,630
Maryland$46.88$97,510
Massachusetts$46.16$96,010
Michigan$43.40$90,270
Minnesota$49.31$102,560
Mississippi$31.34$65,190
Missouri$39.01$81,130
Montana$29.33$61,000
Nebraska$39.07$81,270
Nevada$33.94$70,600
New Hampshire$44.70$92,980
New Jersey$41.10$85,490
New York$45.36$94,340
North Carolina$39.48$82,110
North Dakota$33.16$68,970
Ohio$43.52$90,530
Oklahoma$41.05$85,380
Oregon$35.87$74,620
Pennsylvania$49.78$103,540
Puerto Rico$25.97$54,010
Rhode Island$35.94$74,750
South Carolina$43.59$90,670
South Dakota$25.37$52,770
Tennessee$39.39$81,940
Texas$47.16$98,090
Utah$36.16$75,200
Vermont$40.13$83,470
Virginia$54.13$112,590
Washington$58.13$120,910
West Virginia$40.18$83,570
Wisconsin$33.74$70,170
Wyoming$31.04$64,560

Occupation:Web Developers (SOC Code151254)
source: data.bls.gov