The Web Architect's role is to construct and implement the technical design for the organization's presence on the Internet. This includes the selection of Web applications' hardware and software platforms, developing site navigation, and designing an application framework. The Web Architect is also responsible for ascertaining system volume and analyzing traffic patterns. This individual is sometimes responsible for creating original Web site content. Exceptional knowledge of various Web development languages is required.
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