front-end design
nounUK /ˌfrʌnt end dɪˈzaɪn/
US /ˌfrʌnt end dɪˈzaɪn/
The part of making a website or app that people see and use.
She studied front-end design so she could build pretty and easy-to-use web pages.
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2. The visual and interactive layer of a software product, as opposed to its back-end logic.
The front-end design was finished before the database was built.
3. The process of planning how a user will move through and interact with a digital product.
Good front-end design makes it clear where to click next.
4. The styling and structure of a car's exterior and cabin.
The new model's front-end design features slimmer headlights.