In larger institutions, where Web building is a team effort, librarians often initiate Web projects and work as liaisons between the technical staff and in-house clients. IT folk pay more than lip service to librarians these days. Librarians are active in the World Wide Web Consortium. At present, librarians are involved with the Web in many ways. Many libraries use the Web to provide clients with access to frequently requested sites on the Internet, according to their interests or needs.
Many library catalogues are available through the Internet.
Many pundits believed that this digital paradise would replace libraries entirely. In reality, users are frustrated with irrelevant information and poorly designed interfaces. The fact that a piece of information exists on the Internet is no guarantee that a client can find it. Yahoo uses many librarians as part of its team. In short, Web creation is not rocket science.