I went to art school the same year Netscape launched. It was easy to see the potential for good design & creative - that was both created & presented digitally.

I went to art school the same year Netscape launched. It was easy to see the potential for good design & creative - that was both created & presented digitally. At the time, my school didn't have a program for this, I had to shoe-horn it into the existing design program. Nor was there, at the time, a well understood title in the professional world for my skills & approach & experience. At any given time through my early career was a: 'visual web designer', 'information architect', 'cognitive designer', 'user experience consultant', 'usability expert', 'full-stack web developer'. So, yea, go to art school as it just might show you what doesn't yet exist and how to make a career there. I'd also recommend minoring in business.