Web Designer or Web Developer?Whats your choice?

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Web Designer or Web Developer?Whats your choice?
Web Design(a designer).
Web design is the customer-facing part of the website. A web designer is concerned with how a site looks and how the customers interact with it. Good web designers know how to put together the principles of design to create a site that looks great. They also understand about usability and how to create a site that customers want to navigate around in because it’s so easy to do.

Web Development(a developer)
Web development is the back-end of the website, the programming and interactions on the pages. A web developer focuses on how a site works and how the customers get things done on it. Good web developers know how to program CGI and scripts like PHP . They understand about how web forms work and can keep a site running effectively. Now the choice is yours. Its your potential that determines.

Therfore to simplify the matter:

The webdesigner creates what you can see by opening a website, layout, pictures etc.

The webdeveloper creates whatever is behind that, for example what happens when you submit a form on that wsebsite

Note:

Web Designing is who make web designs in Photoshop or any other photo editing software.
Web Designer (Front end Developer) is who makes the photoshop design a reality using HTML,CSS,JAVASCRIPT
Web Developer(Back end Developer) is who develop logic of a website like getting data from users and saving it into a database and retrieving it back etc.

Designer is less Paid and Its Easy Task to do.
Front End Developer Is High paid but its Lil bit Difficult Task.
Developer is Highest Paid and Its a Difficult Task.

Some of the persons can do all of these three things because they are related to each other.
These 3 have their own mind set if you like designing and photos then you should do designing but if you like writing easy code then do front end development but if the complicated code looks easy to you then you can do development.

Good Luck.

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