Your Skillset?

[Admin]

One of the reasons this forum has been created is to provide an outlet to skills and services for webmasters that might not be highly proficient in one area or another. In fact, most webmasters aren't to the point that they can do absolutely everything they need themselves.

With that in mind I'm curious what you consider your best webmaster skillsets.
I've created a list below but feel free to add on if I missed something.

So what are you good at (or bad at)?

Server Knowledge
Hosting Knowledge
Design/coding
-html/xhtml/xml
-css
-flash
Design/graphics
-photoshop
-fireworks
-other
Scripts/Coding
-PHP
-CGI/Perl
-Java
-VB
-CF
-ASP
-.Net
Databases
SEO
Marketing/Advertising
Writing Content
Unique Site Model
Domain Names
Other (anything else I might have missed)

:)

[Athorn4941]

Since me and my bros work together at our sites here are our skillsets.

Me
programing
grunt content writing
seo
code clean uper

and my bros usually work on things Im not good at.

[meuandthelot]

In fact, most webmasters aren't to the point that they can do absolutely everything they need themselves.What skill is most useful?
If someone wanted to expand from using "template/newbie proof" web design, what area would be the best to learn, and why? any opinions

[BioALIEN]

I think basic programming and databasing would be the next step for you meuandthelot. This would enable you to move on to dynamic content websites.

Alternativly you could advance your design skills and learn Flash or animation to further boost your templates and layouts.

[meuandthelot]

Bio,
Thanks for the recommendation.
There's so many avenues, just want to spend my time wisely ;)

[BioALIEN]

Dont we all :D

Which area are you interested in the most? I wanna know your skillset! And I'll give you mine!

[meuandthelot]

Dont we all :D

Which area are you interested in the most? I wanna know your skillset! And I'll give you mine!
I'd have to say Layout/Content.

My skillset is "very intrigued by web design" so I usually spend too much time researching & reading the many forums(actually get stuck on sitepoint http://webmastertrader.com/images/smilies/icon_lol.gif and not enough time practicing...
so I'm stuck as a newbie with about 50 bookmarks & a bunch of various editor downloads http://webmastertrader.com/images/smilies/icon_rolleyes.gif

[BioALIEN]

Likewise, I tend to lean more towards design and layout. Mainly concentrating on technical layout and now learning to steer away from heavy graphics. I rather have a nice fast site than a mindblowing slow site ;)