You nailed it. A large fraction of the work effort which was traditionally branded as web-design has been repackaged into additional roles and&#x2F;or automated and streamlined via tools.<p>In reality, 60% of my time is spent on web design, but this effort is repackaged into two broader job descriptions: UX developer (requires heavy Javascript code) and web marketer (requires knowledge of analytics, SEO technique, conversion optimization, and a dozen other skills). Plus my frameworks pick up a lot of the lower level details of setting up and managing a web-page.<p>Not seeing a shortage of work in those two spaces....