The analysis shows which technologies, work models, benefits and advertised gross salaries appear often in job ads for Web Developer.
Arrows indicate whether each category share increased or decreased from the previous period.
Advertised gross annual salary ranges from matching IT job ads.
Salary figures refer to gross salary ranges advertised in job ads, not measured employee compensation.
Median advertised gross annual salary for the industries with the highest job ad presence.
Frequently visible technologies include JavaScript, CSS, HTML and PHP. Munich, Berlin and Hamburg appear often in listings; Onsite and Hybrid are the most common working models. The most represented industries include Internet/IT/Telecom, staffing services and manufacturing. The market data are based on active and expired job ads published in the analysed 12-month period.
Define the role profile precisely: specify core responsibilities, expected seniority and key technologies (e.g. JavaScript, PHP, TypeScript).
Prioritise tech stack: highlight JavaScript, CSS and HTML as primary skills and distinguish Front End from Full Stack requirements.
Reference advertised gross salary ranges: the median and IQR p25–p75 53,000 EUR–75,000 EUR as orientation when setting ranges in ads.
Clear headline: include role title ('Web Developer') and seniority level in the job headline.
Concise tech list: present top technologies (JavaScript, CSS, HTML, PHP, TypeScript) rather than long exhaustive lists.
State advertised gross salary range: use p25–p75 or median to set expectations in the ad.
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