What does a web designer do?

• A. Produces layouts for posters.
• B. Designs and plans websites using wireframes to meet client briefs and appeal to target audiences, including layout and interactive features.
• C. Tests code for games.
• D. Mixes audio.

Answer: (B)

A web designer shapes how a site looks and works, turning a client brief into a usable online experience. They plan the site’s structure, navigation, and page layouts, often starting with wireframes that map where elements will sit on each page. By thinking about the target audience, they choose typography, color, and visuals that are appealing and accessible, and they design interactive features like menus, forms, and smooth transitions to improve usability. In short, they design and plan websites to meet client goals and user needs. Producing layouts for posters is for print graphics, not websites; testing code for games is programming or QA; and mixing audio is sound work.