1) Meeting/liaising with clients to discuss requirements and/or project progress.
2) Creating web site designs.
3) Producing sample sites.
4) Demonstrating and receiving feedback about draft sites.
5) Keeping up-to-date with recent technological and software developments.
5) Software firms
6) IT consultancies
7) Specialist web design companies
8) large corporate organizations
9) Any organisation that uses computer systems.

Self-employment/freelance work is commonly possible for individuals with appropriate experience. Vacancies are advertised via the internet, by careers services and recruitment agencies, in newspapers and specialist publications including Computing and Computer Weekly.

A degree in any subject is acceptable for entry into the profession, although employers may seek graduates with relevant IT, computer science or engineering qualifications. Generally, computing experience or a postgraduate IT conversion course (for graduates without relevant degrees) can be useful. It is essential to provide employers with links to/sample demonstrations of web pages that you have produced.