A Web Designer focuses on the visual aesthetics, user experience (UX), and user interface (UI) aspects of a website, using tools like Photoshop and Sketch for design and prototyping. In contrast, a Frontend Developer is responsible for bringing the designer’s visions to life using code, primarily HTML, CSS, and JavaScript frameworks like React or Angular. While these roles are distinct, they can overlap, particularly in smaller teams where a professional may need to handle design and front-end development tasks. Proficiency in both areas can widen your career opportunities and make you more versatile in the industry.