Just because it's a male-dominated profession doesn't mean you can't rock it. So go out there and make some great designs! Ranjeet Ruprai Bio: I love spending time with family and friends. I have a dry sense of humor and am a good listener. I love watching movies, surfing the internet and listening to all types of music. Portfolio: ranjeetruprai.com Twitter: @ranjeetruprai How Did You Get Into the Web Design Industry? I always loved using computers from a young age and did computing at A-Level then went on to do a degree in Multimedia Computing. I enjoyed the creative front end of it all so knew web design/development was what I wanted to do and managed to get a job in London soon after completing my degree. After 3 and a half years in London I moved back to my home town, Leicester, and went freelance. I spent two years freelancing mostly building XHTML/CSS templates to web standards. I'm now back in full time employment doing more design work than I ever have and am still freelancing on the side. Do You Think There is a Lack of Female Web Designers? I do think there are a lack of female web designers but have seen more come out of the woodwork in recent months, mostly through twitter really. Do You Think Female Designers Have Advantages Over Their Male Counterparts? No, I don't think so and I don't see why they should. I think web design in particular is still thought