freelancing. The demand grew and it was a job that gave me satisfaction to the maximum, so I left my full time job and opened a design studio called "Randomattic" in late 2006. I enjoy the creativity in terms of designing and then I enjoy the small perfections that come with programming in PHP. A long hour of debugging in coding seems to me like solving a puzzle. It's fun and satisfying to undertake those problems and solve them. Do You Think There is a Lack of Female Web Designers? I don't think there is. Given that it's a largely untouched profession for many females, albeit for various reasons, the number of female web designers is low as of now, but its growing along with time. Have You Ever Experienced Any Negativity or Sexism Being in This Industry? Yes I have. The major trouble is the mindset of clients. There are a lot of conventional people out there with a perception that Geekdom is a male domain. And again, to the dismay of girls, other popular myths are that boys are more driven and focused compared to girls that's why the competition is tougher. It's the cause and effect of the whole lopsided ratio of men-women in this field. If You Were Not a Designer, What Would You Be? Then I would have been an on field mechanical engineer, as that was my major in under graduate studies. What is Your Biggest Challenge/Achievement? Challenges and demands of freelancing in technical