Web Developers

Pay in California

Median: $122,917 a year, $59.09 an hour.

About 7,320 people work in this job in California.

Source: EDD LMID OEWS, 2026 1st quarter, California statewide (data.ca.gov resource modified 2026-10-01)

Outlook

Projected change from 2024 to 2034: +9%, with about 5,070 total openings expected.

Source: EDD LMID long-term projections 2024 to 2034, California

Typical credential

Typical education to start: Bachelor's degree. On-the-job training: None. Work experience: None.

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Schools with a matching program

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• Mountain View-Los Altos Union High Adult Education (Bay Area): Web Development Certificate (HTML/CSS/JS, Python, AWS) (First step. This job typically requires a bachelor's degree (EDD).)
• Reedley College (Central Valley): Web Development HTML and CSS (IS-340A) (First step. This job typically requires a bachelor's degree (EDD).); Advanced Web Development (IS-340B) (First step. This job typically requires a bachelor's degree (EDD).)
• San Diego College of Continuing Education North City Campus (San Diego): COMM 670 Web Development Fundamentals (First step. This job typically requires a bachelor's degree (EDD).); COMM 671 Soft Skills in Web Development (First step. This job typically requires a bachelor's degree (EDD).); COMM 674 Modern Web Development Tools (First step. This job typically requires a bachelor's degree (EDD).); plus 1 more