Yes, web developers code often, but they plan features, review pull requests, test, and ship updates across the stack.

Yes, many design pros build client sites on WordPress thanks to its plugin ecosystem, fast delivery, and control over themes and blocks.

Yes, many professional web designers use Wix—especially Wix Studio—for client sites, prototypes, and handoffs when the scope and budget fit.

Social media links don’t directly boost Google rankings, but they can spark visibility that earns links and traffic.

No—many software engineers don’t need web development, but web basics boost collaboration and career flexibility.

Yes, web designer pay can be strong, with midrange salaries near tech averages and top earners passing six figures.

Yes—many web designers write HTML/CSS, but coding isn’t required; core markup skills improve collaboration and realistic designs.

Yes, many web designers earn solid mid-to-high incomes, with U.S. medians near $95k and top tiers much higher by role, industry, and location.

Yes, many web developers design parts of a site, but visual systems usually sit with dedicated designers or hybrid dev-design pros.

No, web developers rarely code every page from zero; most projects blend frameworks, CMSs, and custom code for speed and reliability.