Front-End Code
The HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that browsers display, defining the structure, design, and interactivity of websites hosted on servers.
Front-end code refers to the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that create the visual and interactive elements of your website that users see and interact with in their browsers. HTML provides the structure and content, CSS handles the styling and layout, and JavaScript adds dynamic functionality and interactivity. When a visitor accesses your site, their browser downloads these front-end files from your hosting server and renders them into the web pages you've designed. Well-written front-end code ensures your site loads quickly, displays correctly across different devices and browsers, and provides an engaging user experience. Hosting providers store these files on their servers and deliver them efficiently to visitors worldwide. Optimising your front-end code through minification, compression, and caching can significantly improve site performance and reduce server load.
