Web Design

A great online presence can make the difference between reaching your audience and speaking to an empty room. With a concentration in Web Design from Fremont College, you’ll be able to help companies achieve success with your eye-catching web designs, sharp logos, and the kinds of sites that keep visitors from clicking away.

Web Design Program Benefits

At Fremont College, our focus is teaching you how to work and learn at the same time. To start with, you’ll have access to the latest web design and development software. You’ll learn your skills from some of the most talented instructors in the web design world. At the same time, you’ll develop the responsibility and professionalism that will keep your future clients coming back.

Web Design Course of Study

As you pursue your degree, you’ll work with the design practices and programs used throughout the design world, as well as the techniques you need to bring your designs to the web. You’re going to learn how to create an interface that attracts eyes and cursors, and keeps them on your sites. You’ll also learn how to use powerful back-end technology to adapt to the needs of your web visitors and clients alike.

Web Design Career Options

One of the best tools you can have in your job search is a portfolio. Displaying the work you’ve created during school is one of the first things that will get you past the door. But, by the time you’ve finished your degree, you’ll have more than just a collection of images to work with. You’ll have developed a portfolio of skills and real-world knowledge to serve you in your career for the long term. We are committed to help you as you put what you’ve learned at Fremont College to work for you.

Web Designer

• Use a wide variety of programs to create web designs and graphics for all clients.
• Fashion a web presence that calls for attention.
• Use the tools and techniques that will keep people coming back to your sites.

Web Developer

• Use content management systems to allow for easy content updating.
• Maintain the stability of sites both large and small.
• Study and implement the latest improvements in site administration and management.