This seems like a long list and it is but I’m not bragging. I love doing every single last bit of this stuff, even when I’m tearing my hair out trying to code a layout that works across all of the browsers (including IE). I’ve worked *very* hard on this stuff and I do *not* know it all. I still have a *lot* to learn. But that’s life and here’s the list:

• Web tools and technologies:
  • xhtml (extensible hypertext markup language): basic language for building web pages
  • css (cascading style sheets): styles and/or positions web page content
  • javascript: scripting language that adds interactivity and functionality to web pages
  • DOM (document object module): the logical structure of an xhtml document — can be manipulated by javascript and other scripting languages
  • MySQL database language
  • Coldfusion: web application development software
  • php: don’t know it yet but it’s on my list
  • WordPress: blogging software
  • CMS Made Simple: content management system
• Imaging and other applications:
  • PhotoShop
  • Flash: learning fast
  • Illustrator: can hack around and do decent wireframes, etc.
  • Audio and video processing: learning Garageband and can hack around in iMovie
• Concepts and methodologies:
  • Project management: small-scale
  • Web site requirements analysis, information architecture, wireframes, user personas
  • Usability/accessibility-related deliverables: user test report, usability inspection, task analysis, style guide, accessibility inspection
• Office applications — yes, these are important too, I use them all the time:
• Microsoft Word
• Microsoft Excel (er, actually, I’ve been an Excel user since it was called Visicalc ;-))
• Microsoft Powerpoint