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Old 10-18-2003, 03:39 PM   #24 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by CHRIS MacGREGOR
DIDJA HEAR ABOUT that 16 year-old kid who designs web pages and makes over $6000 per month!?!

The hardest part of being a professional web designer is telling people what I do for a living. The range of comments I get runs from dismissal of the web as a fad, to the ever popular, "My fifth-grade son has his own website." The main reason that job titles like Web GUI Designer or Web Creative get bandied about in the media and professional circles is that the term web designer carries about as much respect as paper boy in today's society.
That is the introduction of an aticle on A List Apart, It's about a very similar topic to this thread, almost exactly the same, it's another facet of my project.

The whole article: http://www.alistapart.com/stories/proud/
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