People who create websites and web applications for a living, are called
Front-End Developers.
Tip: Many Front-End Developers also have basic knowledge of
different CSS and JavaScript frameworks and libraries, like Bootstrap, SASS (CSS pre-processor), jQuery and React, and the popular version
control system, Git.
What About
Back-End?
Front-end development refers to the client-side (how a web page
looks). Back-end development refers to the server-side (how a web page
works).
Front-end code is used to create static websites, where the purpose is
to display the web page. However, if you want to make your website dynamic (manage files and
databases,
add contact forms, control user-access, etc.), you need to learn a back-end programming language, like PHP or Python, and use SQL to communicate with databases.
If you already have some backend experience, you should know that you can use
W3Schools Spaces to build, test and deploy backend code as well.
