Webmasters design, implement and maintain web sites for various organisations, institutions and corporations. If you have an Internet connection you could explore how to design your own personal web page. The concept of designing and maintaining a web site is relatively new. You could find out more about web page designing by talking to someone who is employed as a webmaster or you could explore on-line sources. In addition to designing and setting up of websites, webmasters have the responsibility of maintaining and updating existing sites.
Most sites have information that changes regularly.
Depending upon the periodicity and frequency of change, and the requirements of the employer, the webmaster may have to spend a good deal of time updating and remodelling the page. Hyperlinks within the site have to be constantly checked to ensure that they actually lead to the sites. The webmaster is ultimately responsible for the style and appearance of all the pages and has to ensure uniformity in following or evolving a 'house style'. In any type of organisation, the webmaster has the final authority for the content and appearance of the organisation's website and must, therefore must carefully edit, proof read and check the appearance of every page. Along with coding the text, the webmaster must lay out the elements of the website in such a way that it is visually pleasing, well organised and easy to navigate.