To demonstrate dynamic web technology
To advertise a company's capabilities
To create something worth more than the cost of publishing the site
To look busy at work

Lots of buttons
Intuitive to the extent the user isn't aware of it
Make every link immediately visible
Direct the user exactly to the pages you want them to visit

Establishing a series of linking buttons
Finding your way through a blind maze
Knowing where you've been and where you're going
Understanding how to interact with an environment based only on visual ques

Distributed Hypertext Markup Language
An extension of HTML that may include JavaScript or CSS
A programming language used to make web pages
A scripting method for embedding an applet

A programming language created by Sun Microsystems
A script used to dynamically extend the capabilities of HTML
Scripts used in Java
A message found in your coffee cup

A Web Developer is more likely to have programming skills such as Java, C++, or Perl
A Web Developer codes HTML pages whereas a Web Designer only designs the graphic layout
A Web Designer generally makes more than a Web Developer.
A Web Designer is more likely to use graphic tools such as Photoshop or Illustrator