Web Design & Development
Web Design and Development fuses together the interaction design, development, and delivery of rich media content through the medium of the Internet to handheld mobile devices as well as desktop computers. The curriculum integrates these digital mediums to entertain, educate, and communicate ideas and information through meaningful user centered design. This program provides motivated and dedicated students the opportunity to work with professionally active faculty members committed to the future of digital disciplines.
Check Out Our Upcoming Classes
We are always updating our program to include the latest in technology. For more on these classes contact DGM Advising.
SPRING 2020
Designing Voice Experiences - 32648 - DGM 4290 - X01
SPRING 2020
Adv Tops Authoring VR Exp - 31689 - DGM 370R - 001
SPRING 2020
DGM 1230 - Interaction Design Essentials
Concentrations
“As a single mom and returning student I was very intimidated to come back to school in a degree I knew very little about. I have learned more than ever thought possible with the help of exceptionally knowledgeable and talented professors who really cared about the subjects they were teaching, and about the students getting what they signed up for.”
— Danika Gunn
Student Projects
Our students are working and creating content and design.
Gail Halverson Website
Loveland Living Planet Aquarium
Beit Lehi Digital Publication
Job Opportunities in Utah
In an article titled “America's fastest-growing tech cities aren't on the coasts” by Irina Ivanova from CBS News, Salt Lake City was listed at the 7th fastest growing with one year growth at 117% and the early career pay at $52,800 extending to the mid-career pay at 87,500.
The Wasatch Intermountain region makes up the new Silicon Slopes, with companies like Adobe, Microsoft, Instructure, eBay and many more tech business moving to Utah. There are many opportunities to work in the tech sector.
Compensation—Education Pays!
In a survey which included boot camp graduates, self taught developers and traditional University graduates, showed that the beginning salary for any Junior Web Developers started at $35,000 and climbed to $175,000 after 18 years.
Traditional university graduates earned the most money out of this study group. University graduates earned from $88,817 to $120,620 compared to bootcamp graduates who earned from $50,302 to $70,543. They suggested that a good strategy to making money is to "enter the market with a fair salary, centered around $60k, taking advantage of minor advancements or raises, then make career/employer moves to increase your pay in larger leaps ... every couple years.
October of 2017 Michael Jasper - Citation
