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When I first joined my robotics team, they wanted me to do website design because I had experience with HTML and javascript, but I got really offended that they didn't even bother asking me what I wanted to do (programming), so for the first half of the year, I stayed as far away from web design as possible. However, towards the second half of the year, when our sole non engineering member quit, we still had no website. In the middle of build season, I was unable to go to meetings for two weeks, but I still wanted to contribute, and the only way I could do so was through making our team a website.

Morale of the story? Just because someone has experience with web design (or anything else for that matter), don't assume that's what they want to do in robotics. (Sorry, not very helpful, I know)

One thing that we're doing this year is that we're joining forces with FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) because they're a really big group and some of them have expressed interest in starting an online business. I think we're supposed to be getting a couple of them to help me with the website this year.