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Web Designer vs Web Developer: Which One Fits You Better?

If you're planning a career in tech, chances are you’ve heard both terms — web designer and web developer . And if you’re confused about the difference, you’re not alone. We get this question all the time at IDSL Academy, especially from students who are just getting started: “Aren’t both doing website stuff? What’s the actual difference?” Let’s clear it up — in plain, simple language. What’s a Web Designer? Think of a web designer as someone who plans how a website looks and feels . They decide things like: Where the buttons go What color matches what How easy it is for users to find stuff If you’re the kind of person who enjoys playing with design apps, creating Instagram posts, or just organizing things in a neat way — this might be your thing . Tools Designers Use: Figma Adobe XD Canva Sometimes even a bit of HTML/CSS for prototypes What About a Web Developer? Developers are the folks who bring that design to life. They write the actual cod...

Top 10 Reasons to Learn Web Design in 2025

Back in early 2024, we had a student named Karan walk into our office at IDSL Academy. He wasn’t from a tech background. In fact, he was preparing for government exams — but wasn’t sure if that was his real path. “Can I actually learn web design?” he asked. We smiled. “Let’s give it a try.” Fast-forward to today — he’s freelancing with three regular clients and has built more than 15 websites. Stories like Karan’s are becoming common, and that’s why we truly believe that 2025 is the perfect time to learn web design. Whether you’re a student, a homemaker, or someone switching careers — here are 10 real reasons why now is the best time to dive into web design (and yes, how we can help you do it the right way). 1. Everyone Needs a Website — Literally Everyone From kirana stores to large companies, even local tuitions — everyone wants to go online. We live in a time where having a website is as basic as having a visiting card. This opens up a huge space for designers. We see this...