What is front-end?

[@myraware3231]

This was very informative. I like the fact that you said that the front end is a manifestation of someone's ideas and even dreams and is based on how the developer feels about the company can determine how they design the front end. I love it and Thank you very much for that introduction for me. Now I am more interested in coding. see you soon

[@Waterbottles711]

This was a fantastic video. Love him. To his point, him explaining the part about "This is someone's idea/dreams" actually made me emotional. lol

[@Morey95]

Great video for people new to the industry. Please keep them coming, I enjoyed your explanations!

[@livelovelaugh473]

@Pat: This video was clear, helpful, detailed and informative. Thank you for making and sharing this video.

[@weebs8371]

The Front-End is what the user interact with. (Or something like that) This video helped me understand what front-end means. Good presentation and nice visuals Pat. Thank you for this video.

[@MathTech83]

Great video. Easy to understand. Which mean you are a really good teacher.

[@TheRocky2006]

Excellent work, really appreciate your effort on sharing the knowledge!

[@alxafrica2023]

Learning front-end development is worth in the era of AI progress???

[@lolanicolau251]

Thanks so much! This video was so easy to understand

[@Zacthe1]

Thanks for the "Front- End" lesson.

[@MrIgimano]

Great video man, thanks for the inspiring words :)

[@davebalow7451]

Thanks Pat!

[@Allyplectura]

thank yoiu this was very helpful!

[@nicolelily]

That was very helpful!

[@mayankmrinal1630]

Nice explaination but if you add some visiographic thing then it would be more better for understanding. Thank you very much sir☺️

[@theNimboo]

That was really interesting. I'm having a hard time deciding whether or not UX/UI design or Front End Development is for me. But I figured that in order to know what sorts of designs are possible, it would be good to be at least familiar with Front End technologies, so I am starting with the Front End Course on CodeCademy, and then I'll try Design after. My main Question though, is how UX/UI Designers balance new ideas with research. Like At some point you have to experiment, correct? You have to be willing to design something new, and then test it with research to see if it works/people like it, correct? You can't only research, because what are you having them test? Who built that? Right? At some point there is a risk, an educated guess of a design that could work, correct? Thank so much for your help

[@EpsilonEridani_]

Hi there - I liked your comment and, judging by how its 9 months old, I just wanted to ask how your studies have been going for you? I went to college for UX/UI design and graduated recently, have been really enjoying going through Codecademy's Front-End Engineering skill path on my own time though. I don't have a job in the field yet, but I wanted to try asking how it's going for you!

[@theNimboo]

@@EpsilonEridani_ Hi Juice, thank you for checking in on me. I honestly haven't been very consistent with the course lately, I had family issues a few months ago and lost my focus. Before that I did spend a good chunk of time going through the course, but I honestly still feel like I don't understand which area is best for me. Would you mind telling me about ux/ui, since you have experience with it? I had a very discouraging conversation with someone in a ux/ui discord, and I'd like to tell you about it so that maybe you can clear some things up for me. Basically I was having a conversation with one of the members saying that I was excited to get into ux/ui because in my own time it would be fun to build my own things, so it would be nice to have those skills. Then this other person who i wasn't even talking to came in and rained on my parade and said "oh no you can't use ux/ui skills to build your own stuff, all you can do with it is find the solutions to customer problems, you can't create new things with it. When I said the statement, I was just imagining using a wireframing program that I'd learn to mock up some idea of my own, but they were doing this gatekeeping thing where you can't use ux/ui to start a new idea, only to optimize an existing idea or something. Like they were really focused on the problem thing, fixing problems. She was like you can't do anything unless it solves a customer problem, like they were confused about what to click or whatever. I was trying to argue that even if that was true at some point you still have to be creative, right? Like don't you have to propose several different solutions to that problem and then have it tested with research? Or what about in the early stages about the product before there was anything down on paper yet to optimize, someone still had to get something out there before there was anything to fine tune. So who are those people? Why can't someone use ux/ui skills to create something new and then optimize it later? It really frustrated me because I felt like they were just trying to be cruel and contradict me just to feel important or better about themselves or something. She also didn't explain it well, like ya I get that ux is about research and figuring out what is best, but to her that meant that there was zero creativity to it, it is just a soul less process. But what about the ui side? At some point you still have to make leaps of creativity right? You have to try things before your research can come up with anything, right? Like if you were going to create your own type of social network, what skills do you believe would be best to have? UI/UX? So that you could design an idea for what you want and then others could put in the code? Or is there something else? like UI Design? or ? Like I thought UX/UI did encompass that. Thank you

[@zero_x93]

Great explanation man!

[@davidmcqueen208]

Thank you, great video!

[@sakshipandya9687]

love the video but what should a cs student should focus on back end or front end

[@jonathanlguzman]

You can focus on both and be a full stack developer

[@neriomolero4855]

HOLA COMO PUEDO HACER SI NO SE HABLAR INGLES HABRA ALGUAN OPCION PARA PODER VER EL VIDEO SUBTITULADO AL ESPAÑOL ?

[@daddySAL]

very very very accurate my friend

[@codedynamics1]

Hi Pat, are you familiar with CMS Content Management Systems? Can you give a brief explanation? Thanks

[@syedjunaidkhalid1011]

Very Helpful

[@UniversityAE]

Thanks Junaid!

[@kandiekane0602]

Is there a video or website, outside of Codecademy, that helps break down JS? I understood HTML and CSS, but Javascript is not making any sense at all to me.

[@JJ-is4wm]

so front end is the interface and back end iss the code behind it?

[@rubykayshemaria]

is it ok to just get certificates and not degree?

[@alxb2474]

I having gotten my feet wet In html and into CSS or cascading styling sheet although I must admit isn’t going as fast but coming along and haven’t gotten into JavaScript yet but nonetheless i sometimes wonder if using WordPress in its entirety as to building websites would fall under anywhere in CSS front end especially since in the literary sense definitely fits a profile of such characteristics in my opinion

[@anthonyrohac8116]

Very helpful

[@timothyjames9768]

, good intro into the business. clear explanation of front end..

[@UniversityAE]

Thanks Timothy!

[@Zacthe1]

OH NO OH NO ANOTHER EPISODE ABOUT FRONT END- ( i just watched back- end)

[@쌀곡물]

exhaustive :)

[@njemanzekelvin7866]

Must you know how to code before you learn a front end?

[@ark333]

50 videos later and I still can't get a detailed explanation on what Javascript is exactly used for in a webpage

[@aS-us4do]

Javascript is the process in the background from the design. How your graphics/image/button and so on are moving. Example: Car Design (Front-End)>How it feels to sit in and drive (Java)...Back-End (Mechanic details).

[@ark333]

@@aS-us4do thanks, so, each element has an independent JavaScript code that dictates how it behaves in the page

[@aS-us4do]

@@ark333 I am not so far at the moment to say "Every element" but yes then again it is not logical :D

[@ihorzhuk4949]

Pixel perfect for small projects it's not good skill.