Front-end development is the process of creating the user interface and the user experience for a website or web application. This includes things like the layout, design, and interactivity.

Back-end development is the process of creating the server-side software and databases that power a website or web application. This includes things like the server infrastructure, security, and performance.

Full-stack development is the process of creating both the front-end and back-end parts of a website or web application. This includes everything from the user interface to the server infrastructure.

Before a website can be developed,

1. The requirements must be gathered. This is done through a process of interviews, surveys, and other research methods. Once the requirements have been gathered, they must be analyzed to determine what the website must do and how it will do it.
2. After the requirements have been gathered and analyzed, the next step is design. This is where the look and feel of the website is determined. The goal of design is to create a user interface that is both easy to use and visually appealing.
3. Once the design is complete, it is time to start coding. This is where the website is actually built. The code must be well written and error free in order to create a functioning website.
4. After the code is complete, it is time to test the website. This is done to ensure that everything works as it should and that there are no bugs.
5. Once the website is tested and deemed to be working, it is time for deployment. This is when the website is made available to the public.

Website development encompasses all related development chores, such as client-side scripting, server-side programming, server and network security settings, eCommerce development, and content management system (CMS) development, in addition to web markup and coding.

• Web.com.
• Angular.JS.
• Chrome Webtools.
• Sass.
• Grunt.
• CodePen.
• TypeScript.
• NPM.
• CSS