1. Web Design as the Front Door of the Internet

A button color, a headline size, or a menu label can change what people do online. Small design choices help visitors buy tickets, read news, book appointments, join communities, or leave in frustration.

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Good web design works across phones, laptops, slow connections, bright sunlight, screen readers, and different levels of comfort with technology. A beautiful site still has to be readable, reachable, and usable.

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Web designers use layout, typography, color, images, spacing, and interaction patterns to make pages feel organized. These tools turn scattered content into a clear path through information.

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Web design connects to product teams, marketing, accessibility, branding, publishing, small business, and software development. People use it to build portfolios, online stores, community sites, apps, campaigns, and digital services.

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