front-end

UK
/frʌnt ɛnd/
US
/frʌnt ɛnd/

Translations

front-endnoun
front-ends
pl
UK
/ˌfrʌnt ˈend/
US
/ˌfrʌnt ˈɛnd/
He is a front-end developer specializing in user interfaces.
Он фронтенд-разработчик, специализирующийся на пользовательских интерфейсах.
Synonyms
front-endadjective
more front-end
Comp.
most front-end
Super.
UK
/frʌnt ɛnd/
US
/frʌnt ɛnd/
The front-end developer is responsible for the user interface.
Фронтендный разработчик отвечает за пользовательский интерфейс.
front-endverb
front-ended
Past Simple
front-ended
Past Participle
front-ending
Gerund
UK
/ˌfrʌnt ˈend/
US
/ˌfrʌnt ˈend/
Used chiefly in computing and project management to mean “provide a front end for” or “act as a user-facing interface to.”

Definitions

front-endnoun
The part of a software system or application that interacts directly with the user, typically involving the user interface and user experience design.
The front-end of the website was redesigned to improve user engagement and accessibility.
The forward part or section of something, such as a vehicle or building.
The front-end of the car was damaged in the collision.
front-endadjective
Relating to the initial or preliminary stages of a process or project.
The front-end planning of the event was crucial to its success.
Pertaining to the part of a software application that interacts directly with the user, typically involving user interface and user experience design.
She specializes in front-end development, focusing on creating intuitive and responsive web interfaces.
Situated at or directed toward the front part of something; forward-facing.
A front-end collision can result in serious engine damage.
front-endverb
To provide or act as the user-facing interface for (a system, service, or process).
The new web portal front-ends the legacy database, making it accessible to remote users.