What is Frontend?

Frontend development refers to the part of a website or application that users see and interact with directly. It includes everything visible on the screen such as buttons, text, images, forms, and overall layout.

The main goal of frontend development is to create a user-friendly, attractive, and responsive interface. Good frontend ensures that users can easily navigate and use a website without confusion.

Core technologies in frontend development are HTML (for structure), CSS (for styling), and JavaScript (for interactivity). Together, they build the foundation of any visual content on the web.

For example, when you open a weather website and see an animated icon of the sun, a search bar to look for your city, and a temperature display — all those elements are part of the frontend.

Frontend developers often use frameworks like React, Vue, or Angular to speed up development and build dynamic, real-time interfaces more efficiently.