There's a bifurcation when some of the jobs that used to be done by HTML/CSS webdevs is getting done by engineers writing Javascript, but many (IMHO most) of th

There's a bifurcation when some of the jobs that used to be done by HTML/CSS webdevs is getting done by engineers writing Javascript, but many (IMHO most) of the earlier 'webmaster' tasks are now effectively done by someone putting content in what-you-see-is-what-you-get CMS. Webdev has automated the easy parts so much that they need zero development and the main skill needed is in writing good content; and the only stuff that does require actual webdev is those things which are not so simple to become a function in some premade system.