Front End Development vs Web Design ... what is the difference?

What is the difference between web design and front end development? To explain, I give a quick introduction to the server / client web model and the roll of a web designer and a web developer.

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[LeatherClass]

Really clear explanation of the difference... now I know where I'm heading! Thanks!

[katec]

This video made something click for me, that back end developers work on code for the server, and front end developers work on code for the browsers of the end users. I did an internship at a website company mostly doing marketing and there was both front end and back end devs and I never understood that whole server/browser distinction before. The way I imagined it was the back end dev was working in the basement of the website doing all the secret mysterious underneath the bonnet work 😂

[benfrese]

Thank you for your work, Stef. I enjoy your content alot. Please keep it up!

[wimbusbert]

Stefan finally died of old age, yet still he appears out of thin air as a ghost to continue bestowing his coding knowledge to the world.

[ronaldreis]

Thank you very much! Clear explanation about the difference.

[gogogogogogogogogogog]

wow the same question i asked u in the last live stream and now i see ur video answering that question thank u very much

[MR_PKC]

Well explained as always Stefan keep up the good work, been watching your video from Nigeria 👍👍👍

[boundarylessconnections]

Entrepreneur in 2020 considering doing both seems designers take a lot of work from front end developers when a good portion of that design work can be easily streamlined with a good ui kit

[blazhespireski]

Can you be both? Web designer and Front-End Developer? Do you recommend this ?

[CheDeLila]

@Stefan Mischook the Obiwan from the development world!

[massony_pattisony]

So, in this context, does the word "fullstack" mean the ability to be both front- & back-end OR them two + web design as well?

[reinhardfellmann]

When I want to develop a prototype (MVP) of a website app (let's say, for example, a website where people can buy a product or service), what do I need first: a UX designer or a frontend developer? What type of person do I need to hire first? Thanks for your advice.

[MahdiJalaliJam]

Thank you so much
It’s very simple and perfect

[oluwatobifalola]

Thank you Stef. Really enjoy watching your videos. Recently, most tutorials about fullstack development I see build an API backend usually with Node js with SPA frontend. What are the pros and cons of doing it this way as compared to the conventional way e.g how PHP mixes with HTML, and when is it advisable to do it one way over the other.

Thank you once again Stef 😊.

[JamRck]

I am 42 with a Business degree, trying to decide between the two.🤔

[JohnDoe-ejvm]

hi stefan i have a question but dont know where to ask .
i learned OOP and then JDBC, Servlets and JSP
i dont know either i can earn with these skills or not .
it has demand or not.
and i want to know what to learn next please guide.

[axaysushir]

How to develop Ecommerce order management system in react & node? I want to build it for my ecom website project. Can anybody have references to do that

[livelovelaugh]

@Mr.Mischook: If someone is interested in working in the computer field. They like designing and creating things. But they are not really interested in code, except for maybe the basics of Html. And they don't like troubleshooting. So little to no, code and troubleshooting. And more designing, creativity, etc related.

What job position in the computer field would you suggest?
Also, a job that pays well?

[RobFromVienna]

It is not true that with static sites nothing moves. Check out Jamstack and the topic static vs dynamic apps

[withthesun]

Hi, I purchased your Complete Web Developer course. It says there that it’s the “fundamentals”.
Does that course gives enough knowledge to start working once completed or that’s just the basics and I’ll need to study some type of Web Developer level II after that?
Thank you 👍🏽