Web development can be broken down into two specializations: front-end and back-end. Front-end development focuses on the visual elements of a website or app that a user interacts with, while back-end development focuses on the parts of a website or app that users can’t see. Chapters 0:00 - Intro 0:18 - Front-End Development 0:43 - Back-End Development Learn more about web development → https://wynsoftware.com/design/how-to-build-custom-software/ Website → https://wynsoftware.com/ LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/company/wynhousesoftware/ Our Blogs → https://wynsoftware.com/blog/ Our Services → https://wynsoftware.com/services/ Who is WynHouse →https://wynsoftware.com/about/ Summary: Front-end Development Commonly referred to as the client side, front-end development includes everything the user experiences directly. Front ends make up both the user interface, the space where the user and a computer system interact, and the user experience, how the user interacts with and experiences the product. There are three main front-end languages: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Back-end Development Also known as the server side, back-end development includes the behind-the-scenes elements that the user doesn’t see. Back-end development is in charge of the server and communication between the front end and database. A database is simply where the information is stored so that users can view or interact with it when desired. Overall, the back end works closely with the front end to deliver the final product to the end user. #development #frontend #backend