Frontend vocab

As business strategists and project managers scramble to create seamless user experiences (UX) and user interfaces (UI), front-end web development teams have never been more crucial than before.

• flawless

• unpolished

• consistent

By constructing compelling front-end interfaces and final products, businesses can better tap into the psychology of attracting consumers and future clients.

• satisfying

• gripping

• unpersuasive

You’ll be fully equipped to harness front-end web development teams to reinforce the quality of future projects.

• mobilize

• detach

• tackle

When we browsed website homepages, blogs, and online publications in the early 2000s, information was haphazardly organized.

• intentionally

• aimlessly

• arbitrarily

Imagine yourself today scrolling through top-of-the-line consumer-corporate websites including Amazon, Netflix, Facebook, and Google.

• low-grade

• superior

• top-notch

A combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript has established themselves as staple design languages.

• main

• essential

• optional

HTML, CSS, and JavaScript have established themselves as staple design languages in the front-end development realm.

• surrounding

• domain

• field

Effective front-end developers and UI/UX projects integrate several criteria, including: user accessibility, navigation, compatibility with their user base/audience, and sleek user interfaces.

• smooth

• dull

• pleasing

It is a practical, yet alluring, user interface that actively engages the audience using essential design elements and UX research.

• appealing

• gratifying

• irking

Although the components of a web page unify disparate sources of media, front-end developers effectively compose them into a final story that both engages the user in real-time and impresses them enough to return.

• diverse

• similar

• unalike