Web designers are responsible for creating, designing, and maintaining websites. They understand both graphic design and computer programming. A web designer creates the look, layout, and features of a website. Once a website is created, the designer helps with upkeep and additions. Web designers typically need a bachelor's degree in a design-related field like graphic design, multimedia, or web design. Relevant internship or job experience is also important. The average salary for a web designer in the US is $55,000, and $63,500 in the San Francisco area. Employment of web designers is expected to grow 13% annually as mobile internet and broadband adoption expands.