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Career Connections: Web Developer

7 minutes 13 seconds

Now Playing As: Captioned (English) (change)

In the "Career Connections: Web Developer" video, viewers explore the dynamic role of web developers at Real Art, a full-service creative agency. Geoffrey Stump, a front-end developer, describes how the team collaborates with designers to create engaging, intuitive websites. Key topics include the distinction between front-end and back-end development, with emphasis on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for user interactions. Back-end processes involve database communication and functional site tasks. The video highlights the importance of teamwork, logic, learning adaptability, and creative problem-solving in web development. Developers use core tools such as Adobe Creative Suite, Sublime Text, and work with innovative devices like Arduinos and Raspberry Pi. The insights shared underscore the relevance of web development skills in adapting to evolving technology trends, crucial for fostering interest in STEM fields.

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Runtime: 7 minutes 13 seconds

Topic: Careers, Science, Technology
Subtopic: Coding, Computer Science, Computer Software, Computers, Job Skills, Occupations, Technology
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2015
Producer/Distributor: Ohio Broadcast Educational Media Commission
Series: Career Connections
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