raise their profile. Some of the designers highlighted above are quite well known, whereas others are not. As a result the aim was to gain an overview of female web designers in this industry and to take a look into their background (career wise) and their experiences. Possibly, this would provide, motivation and encouragement, but also provide the reader with input into each designers "world" so to speak. These questions were included as it is a well known fact that the industry is male dominated. To ask such questions doesn't make the implication of discrimination, but it questions the experiences and journey of the female designers that participated. While I admire your strong opinion, I have to disagree with you there Krishna. I believe the angle you have taken directly promotes segregation and most definitely implies that women are discriminated against in this industry. Your first two paragraphs highlight this stance. --- "It is a well known fact that the Information technology (IT) industry is male dominated. However, saying that, over the years women have ventured out and have slowly been making their mark." The above states that women have a hard time being noticed in this industry because it is male dominated. The reason for this hardship? You lead us to believe that it's because they are female. Surely that is discrimination then? --- "With regard to Web Design, there are many female web designers out there, but it seems there is not enough representation or prominence in bringing