Front-End
The Front-end part of a website is the part that is immediately seen by the user. Users can also interact directly in this section. This section is built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the backbone of the web. All websites that you visit are made using HTML. HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the backbone of the web. All websites that you visit are made using HTML. HTML determines the structure and content of the website. The final version of HTML is HTML5.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a programming language that controls the appearance of HTML on web pages . CSS determines colors, fonts, background images, and even how your website looks. The final version of CSS is CSS3, which adds features like interactivity and basic animation.
Back-End
Back-end is the back of the screen from a website. Programming languages for back-end development include PHP, Ruby, Python, and many others.
One thing you will meet: there will not be many companies posting job openings with "back-end developer" sentences. What you will find more often are job openings for "Ruby developer", "PHP developer",
There are many things that JavaScript cannot do, but can be done by back-end programming languages. Most content management systems are built through back-end programming, for example in complex web applications. Learning Coding will teach you to find the best solution for various problems, and sometimes back-end programming is part of the solution.
To build a website that runs well, back-end developers usually work with front-end developers.