What is a Front-End Developer?

Front-End Development is the process of creating the visible part of a website or web app that users interact with directly in their browser. It involves building layout, design, and interactivity using the following core technologies:

• HTML (HyperText Markup Language): Defines the structure of web pages.
• CSS (Cascading Style Sheets): Styles and formats the content (colors, layout, fonts).
• JavaScript: Adds dynamic behavior and interactivity (e.g., sliders, forms, menus).

Front-end developers focus on user experience (UX), responsive design (mobile-friendly), and ensuring websites work across different browsers and devices.

1. HTML – Structure of webpages
2. CSS – Styling and layouts
3. JavaScript – Interactivity and logic
4. Responsive Design – Mobile-first layouts
5. Version Control (Git & GitHub) – Code tracking
6. Basic SEO Principles – How front-end affects search visibility
7. Optional: CSS Frameworks – Like Bootstrap or Tailwind
8. Optional: JavaScript Libraries – Like React (for later stages)                                                                                                       

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