Web and digital interface designers job market in Maine

In short

In QCEW 2026 Q1, industries that employ Web and digital interface designers in Maine had -2.0% year-over-year employment change, compared with -0.2% nationally. Establishments changed -5.3%. Average weekly wages in those industries changed +4.4%.

QCEW measures employment, wages and establishments by industry. These figures weight those industry conditions by this occupation’s published industry mix, so they are not direct occupation employment and not a count of current job openings.

-2.0%Industry employmentU.S. -0.2%
-5.3%EstablishmentsU.S. +2.7%
+4.4%Avg. weekly industry wageU.S. +4.0%
32,994Represented establishmentsIndustries covering 85.8% of occupation employment

Industry employment change over time

Year-over-year change for the industries that employ Web and digital interface designers in Maine

Every published quarter

Quarterly year-over-year industry employment change for Web and digital interface designers in Maine
QuarterMaineUnited States
2024 Q2+1.2%Not published
2024 Q3+1.3%Not published
2024 Q4+1.1%Not published
2025 Q10.0%Not published
2025 Q2-0.8%Not published
2025 Q3-1.1%Not published
2025 Q4-0.5%Not published
2026 Q1-2.0%Not published

Industry mix behind this view

Which industries are weighted into this view. Not a ranking of employers or of job quality.

Industries weighted into the local context for Web and digital interface designers in Maine
Industry groupShare of occupation employmentLocal employment changeEstablishmentsAvg. weekly wage
Professional and business services38.9%-3.0%16,657$1,912
Information30.7%Not published1,728$2,082
Trade, transportation, and utilities8.9%Not published10,151$1,084
Financial activities7.4%-1.0%4,458$2,374
Private education and health services5.4%+1.3%6,414$1,214
Other services3.4%-0.1%3,879$991
QCEW release
QCEW 2026 Q1
Release date
Jan 1, 2026
Industry mix vintage
EP-2025-2035

QCEW describes the industries that employ this occupation, not the occupation itself. It is not a count of job openings and is not part of the 0-100 Job Market Health score.

How to read this page

QCEW measures employment and wages by industry, not by occupation. We weight those industry conditions using the published industry mix for Web and digital interface designers. These figures describe the industries that employ Web and digital interface designers; they are not direct counts of people working in the occupation or of jobs currently open. This page is not part of the national 0 to 100 Job Market Health score.

Source: BLS QCEW. See the methodology, the national Web and digital interface designers report and about the data.