The user experience of a website is the primary emphasis of a frontend developer. They make use of their knowledge of HTML and CSS to control the visual appearance of a website, frequently adapting to different screen widths across mobile and desktop browsers in the process.
JavaScript is typically the tool that frontend developers rely on to craft a user experience that is responsive. The building of dynamic, client-facing applications can be sped up with the help of these developers’ common familiarity with JavaScript libraries and frameworks.
The frontend developer takes responsibility for working to improve the functionality of the website by optimizing its images, JavaScript, and markup in order to achieve a quicker load time in browsers. Accessibility and search engine effectiveness are typically two areas that frontend developers concentrate on.
All of this requires an extensive set of skills, and a frontend developer’s compensation can be expected to reflect that.