Frontend Basic

A frontend developer is a professional who uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to design and build the visual and interactive elements of websites and applications that users engage with directly. They ensure the interface is responsive, accessible, and visually appealing. Every feature you see and interact with on a website (like buttons, menus, and animations) is created by a frontend developer. 

• HTML: The markup language used to create the skeleton of the page. All the information you want to show on a webpage will be laid out through HTML.

• CSS: The Cascading Style Sheet language allows you to adjust the way in which the HTML elements are rendered, improving the visuals of your webpage.

• JavaScript: This is the de facto programming language for frontend development, and it allows you to add dynamism to your websites/web apps. There is an alternative known as TypeScript, which is a strongly typed superset of JavaScript that you can use instead. However, in that scenario, you’d have to set up a transpiler to translate your code into JavaScript before being able to run it in the browser.