<p>I hope all you web people took the <a href="http://alistapart.com/articles/webdesignsurvey">A List Apart 2007 Web Design Survey</a>. All it can do is get some wonderful statistics for us web nerds. Plus, you get this sweet button.</p>

<p><a href="http://alistapart.com/articles/webdesignsurvey"><img src="" alt="I Took The 2007 Survey" /></a></p>

<p>So I urge everyone who has anything to do with the web to fill out the <a href="http://alistapart.com/articles/webdesignsurvey">survey</a>.</p>

<p>I did struggled with one question about what my specific job title is, because there has been some recent debate about what exactly it is.</p>

<p>At my job, my position is called webmaster. Recently, we posted a new job, <a href="http://matrixgroup.net/careers/index.cfm?fa=show_job&amp;id=53">CSS Jedi / Front-End Developer</a>. This is my job title basically. I helped to write the description for this job, and this is what we decided that the actual job entails.</p>

<p>When we thought about webmaster, we thought about a single person who is in charge of making minute updates to a single website. But this is really not what I do. Sure, I make small updates to my team's client sites, but I also slice new designs as well. I am also prototyping stuff all the time and do implementations.</p>

<p>So, front-end developer is suitable for me.</p>