GRAPHIC ARTISTS :- Graphic artists use a variety of different medias like print, electronic, and film to create art that meets a client's needs. The process and art of combining text and graphics and to communicate with them to give an effective message in the form/design of logos, graphics, brochures, newsletters, posters, signs or on any other type of visual communication. Graphic designers often use desktop publishing software and techniques to achieve their goals. Business cards, logos, publications, brochures, postcards or mailings, invoices, and books are all products of graphics design.

What kind of jobs can you get with a graphic design degree?

GRAPHIC DESIGNERS :- Web-based softwares and applications have brought graphic designers very closer to software development projects than ever before. Since the buttons, menus, and other screen elements of a web page are not standardized, so there are enormous opportunity for a graphic designer to influence how a site will look. This is often tied in to the branding efforts of a web site. As such, the graphic designer is tasked with deciding how best to portray the impact and values of a company through the use of color and layout.

WEB DESIGNER :- A web designer is similar to a graphic designer. In fact, many graphic designers are web designers and vice versa. Sometimes the term web designer is used to describe a web developer, but really a web designer focuses on the user interface. They are responsible for layout, color palettes, and sometimes usability. Web designers often develop some programming skills to enable them to include certain features in the interface such as roll-overs or dynamic menus.

WEB DEVELOPER / WEB PROGRAMMER :- A web developer/programmer is responsible for programming the functionality of a website. So while a requirements analyst is tasked with determining what a web site should do, the web developer figures out how it is going to do it and then writes the necessary programming code. Much of this programming code is behind the scenes and not visible to the user.

However, a web developer may also be responsible for the code that the user sees. This is the html/Dhtml and Javascript that make up most of the web pages you interact with in your web browser.

PAGE RANK :- Here's a quick definition of Page Rank. Page Rank is Google's way of giving a specific value to how popular your website is. It is based on the number of "votes" other websites cast for your website. A "vote" is simply when another website places a link on their website that is pointing to your website. Generally, the more "votes" or links you have pointing to your website, the higher your Page Rank (PR) will be. Page Rank is 1 of the many factors that Google takes into account when ranking websites.
In order to see your own Google Page Rank, as well as others, you must have the Google Toolbar installed on your computer. You can get that for free here: http://toolbar.google.com

OTHER TERMS AND DEFINATIONS :-

Business Analyst Computer Programmer Copywriter Database Administrator Database Designer Database Developer Executive Sponsor Functional Manager Graphic Designer Project Manager Report Designer

Report Developer Requirements Analyst Software Tester Support Technician System Architect Technical Writer User Interface Designer Web Designer Web Developer Web Programmer Web Site Builder