of a happy accident. When in college I didn't intend to do web design at all. Sure I took a class or two, but mostly just for kicks. At that time the web was still growing - no where near what we know it as today, a more mature world wide web. My first job was at a small, four person shop doing print work for local businesses. I was interested in exploring web design, and I dabbled here and there, but never really thought it would lead to anything. After about I year I realized I didn't have to learn code in order to design for the web. That's all I needed to hear. And off I was to Rockstar games as a web designer. Do You Think There is a Lack of Female Web Designers? I think so. I definitely know more male designers than female. It's funny because again, looking back at college, I'd say the numbers were about even, men to women. But as I started working in the field, the scale tipped quite a bit. Not really sure how or why that happened, but it's definitely something that was visible. Have You Ever Experienced Any Negativity or Sexism Being in This Industry? Yea definitely. It's not so blatant though at times, but I've definitely felt it. And it wasn't all in my mind either. Others have seen/experienced the same issues. It's just something you have to deal with, like anything else. Just don't let it