their face by talking about female designers and then focusing on their femininity not their design skills. We have different advantages for sure. Some clients will prefer men because they take them more seriously. Some clients will prefer a women because they are more personable. It all balances out in the grand scheme. Well, this article can totally turn the table around by having male designers answering the same set of questions. Obviously, you can visit these ladies portfolios to judge on their talents yourself. I agreed that different people will have different advantages over their peers regardless of their race, religion or sex. But shouldn't interview always meant to be provoking and intriguing. While many tries to evade or avoid sensitive topics, playing ignorant isn't going to help. We should find out if that is a problem and try our best to eradicate it. Rather than to say, we can't discuss this, its too sensitive. Stop talking about this. You will be outcast and seen as a fire starter to dispute harmony etc. We just want to know more if such opinions really has been happening... I am sorry but just because you have certain body parts doesn't mean anything. In this day and age it doesn't actually matter what matters is results. Articles such as this perpetuate the idea that somehow women are being discriminated against in the web design industry. Women don't have advantages over men in this field and vice versa it comes down to as