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Hello everyone, just wanted to Thank you all for the responses! Everything said has been very helpful, i just mainly focus on increasing my understanding and coding pontential of html/css and javascript

Ah, do you mean work experience in the field, or do you mean just how long someone has been dabbling in design/development stuff in general?

Hello everyone, i just have a series of questions regarding what education path is better for employment and pay for designers/developers. I have been studying html/css/javascript on my own the past 4 months, but will most likely head back to school next year and complete a degree. The questions I have are: 1. Is it ok to just have an associates degree(in web design and development), or will it be better to have a bachelors in order to improve my prospects for employment? 2. Will having a bachelors means better pay? 3. Will a online-bachelors degree look just as good as an on-campus bachelors degree to employers? 4. Does a certificate from a training program look just as good as a bachelors degree to employers for getting hired?