A frontend developer focuses on the visual design and user interaction of a website, using languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, while a backend developer handles the server-side logic and data management, working with languages like Python, Java, or Ruby, which are not directly visible to the user;
essentially, the frontend is what you see and interact with, while the backend is the "engine" that makes it work behind the scenes.

• Front-end development focuses on the user-facing side of a website.
  Front-end developers ensure that visitors can easily interact with and navigate sites by using programming languages, design skills, and other tools.
  They produce the drop-down menus, layouts, and designs for websites.
  Front-end devs use computer programming languages like JavaScript, HyperText Markup Language (HTML), and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to design websites.
  Each language serves a unique purpose. HTML lays out the site's content and structure, CSS adds design features, and JavaScript creates advanced interactive features. Less commonly, front-end devs know other programming languages like Python, PHP, or Ruby.
• Back-end developers make it possible for the front end to function by providing data storage and power. As a back-end developer, you build, test, maintain, and debug the technology that makes the software or website function.
  The languages used for the back end will depend on what you are interested in building. For example, creating a server requires different tools from mobile app development. These tools may include: PHP C++ Ruby Python JavaScript Java