Web Master

If you've ever surfed the Internet, you already know something about what webmasters do. Webmasters make websites. They turn words and art into Internet sites that people can use. They give computers instructions about how words and art should look on the computer screen.
They make sure that people with different computers can use a website. They might build a site in a few different ways so that it is easy for different computers to understand. Webmasters also try to make sites work faster.
They keep the size of files as small as they can so that it doesn't take a lot of time for a computer to load the site. Webmasters test websites, too. They watch people using a site to see if there are any parts that are hard to use.
If there are hard parts, webmasters fix them. Some of these workers also meet with designers, helping to decide how a site should look and work. They also update websites. They spend a lot of time adding new things to the site. They fix mistakes, like links that don't work and pictures that don't show up on the screen.