Non-developers and those whose jobs are not related to software development often get confused with the jargon of technology (as they should). Concepts like front-end web development and back-end web development are part of the mix. These two keywords are fundamental to understanding how websites work.

To put it very simply, the front-end, also known as 'client-side' programming is what happens on the browser, that is, everything the user or visitor to a website sees and interacts with. Fonts, colours, drop-down menus and sliders are all features of front-end web development. The back-end, on the other hand, also known as server-side programming is the machinery that works behind the scenes to power those features that users interact with on the client-side. It seems already obvious that none is better than the other, doesn't it?
Core Technologies Used In Front-End Web Development Are:
HTML A.K.A The Organizer
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is a computer language used to create the website. It defines elements such as headlines and paragraphs and enables a user to embed an image, video or any other media. HTML works through a series of shortcodes called tags, which are normalized into a text file by a developer. The text is stored as an HTML file and..more..https://alabiansolutions.com/blog/front-end-and-back-end-web-development-which-is-better/

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