As a web developer, your primary role is to create and maintain websites and web applications using a variety of programming languages, frameworks, and tools. You work closely with designers, project managers, and clients to understand their needs and requirements and turn them into functional and visually appealing websites.
Your tasks typically involve writing code in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as using popular frameworks such as React, Angular, or Vue.js. You may also work with back-end technologies like PHP, Node.js, or Ruby on Rails to build server-side functionality and integrate databases.
In addition to coding, you are responsible for ensuring that your websites are optimized for performance, security, and accessibility. This includes testing your code, optimizing images and other assets, and following best practices for SEO and user experience.
Overall, your goal as a web developer is to create high-quality websites and web applications that meet the needs of your clients and their users.