The survey for people that make websites 2008

This years survey from 'A List Apart' is available for digest here. Here's an explanation of the survey in the form of an extract from the site:

As we did in 2007, A List Apart and you teamed up to shed light on precisely who creates websites. Where do we live? What kind of work do we do? What are our job titles? How well or how poorly are we paid? How satisfied are we, and where do we see ourselves going? In 2008, 30,055 readers took part in the A List Apart Survey. Once more, data analysts Alan Brickman and Larry Yu crunched numbers this way and that. With a global recession in full swing as of December 2007, we were particularly interested to find out how financially and professionally secure web people felt, and whether there were discernible differences in the way people responded to questions about satisfaction and security in 2008, compared with 2007. This year we also improved our fact-finding on freelance and part-time web personnel. - A List Apart

So, the average profile is a 25 year old white male, who has worked 45 hours a week for 10 years or more as a web developer earning $45,000p/a, lives in North America, holds a degree, runs a 10 year old personal web site and is excited by their job.

Sound like you?