The average salaries of Front-End Web Developers - A front-end
web developer creating web applications easier to use code written in different programming languages. These professionals work with web developers back-end to collect data for the website of the organization, and create interfaces to make the data accessible. In May 2010, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (Bureau of Labor Statistics) estimated the salaries of front-end web developer with professional securities analyst information security, web developer, architect and computer networks.
Average salary
The requirements for this occupation vary by employer, but most prefer a degree in a discipline of information technology. Experience using tools employer, web applications and systems software are also required. Between 243 330 information security analysts, Web developers and computer network architects employed in the United States in 2010, the average salary was $ 79,370 a year US.
Percentiles
The salary varies depending on factors such as the experience of web developers, location, and job responsibilities. The 50th percentile earned $ 75,660 per year US. The salary is between $ 43.190 US US $ 119.940 per year, including 10 percent lower and higher. The 25th percentile earned $ 57,240 per year US, and US 75th was $ 97,660 per year.
Location
Most organizations use the Internet and provide services to the public through their websites. The front-end web developers are in almost every industry across the United States. The highest levels of employment of these and other related work in Washington DC, where the average salary was $ 90,160 per year US. In Chicago, the average salary was $ 77,980 per year US, and Dallas, the average salary was $ 83,880 per year US. The highest salaries were in the area of San Jose, also known as Silicon Valley, because of the large number of high-tech companies, where the average salary was $ 111,050 per year US.
Job prospects
Web developer jobs placed number 67 among the best jobs in America CNNMoney in 2010, based on wages, employment growth and quality of life. BLS expects strong growth for web developers and administrators, as organizations continue to increase the services offered through Internet. Many employers also will expand, using the latest technologies to remain competitive. Web developers who continue to improve their skills on new technologies, experience the best and better paid jobs.
