Internet Career Builder E.xercise

a. Website design and usability resting continue to be strong career paths. You may choose the level of technical background you wi~h to ohrain and therefore further define your chosen career path, bur not all jobs in this field require a strong coding background. Many companies want people just like you with some technical knowledge but the ability to evaluate a website from the user's perspective.

Here are some potential entry-level job titles:

Junior web master Usability speciali~t Usability architect Customer experience architect Website usability analyst Marketing website coordinator

b. Select a web design and resting job title from the preceding list or from your own search. Outline the responsibilities of that position. You may find it useful to locate job postings on the web in order to understand the job requirement~.

c. Outline knowledge and experience from classes, internships, full- or part-time jobs, and volunteer work that pre pa re you for this specific position.

d. Prepare five questions you could ask at a job interview for this type of job. The questions should exhibit your undersranding of the positi-0n requirement~ without lecturing the interviewer about what she already knows.

e. Update your Visua ICY® or Linkedln Profile with this information.