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What title do you go by?

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I was thinking today when I was writing on this forum; what occupation title do you go by:

 


  • Web Designer
    Web Coder
    Web Developer
    Designer - Generic
    Coder - Generic

 

Etc. Would be interesting to find out! Of course there will be more so let me know!

 

If you want you can tell me by twitter: :D

 

@adamconder

web designer, although i offer more than just that :ph34r:

I depends who I'm talking to really. Normally I would say web designer because it's easier than having to explain what a developer does. But my official title is IT/ICT software systems engineer.

At the moment I do a bit of designing and a bit of serverside coding - although more coding than design as thats what I'm lookin to get into after uni. So kind of the same as Jmz above - depends who I'm speaking to - not all non-techy people know what a developer is!

  • 3 weeks later...

In the past I've labeled myself as "web designer and developer" but now I'm leaning more towards web developer as I spend much more time on the developing side of things.

all these titles have different meanings so i use them when i have to ... and normally i use webdesigner ...

  • 3 weeks later...

My title at work is web designer, mostly i just get funny looks and long silences when I tell ppl what I do(not quite figured out why yet) so depending on mood I change the title a little or explain.

 

My bf's title at work (different studio) is back end web developer which always gets a giggle.

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