Web Development goes beyond just the design aspect of a website. Advanced technologies are used to create and enhance greater functionality and interactivity. It's what happens "under the hood" that enables interactivity and functionality.

Building websites and applications involves a symphony of specialized roles, each contributing to the final masterpiece. Three key players in this orchestra are front-end, back-end, and full-stack developers, each responsible for distinct yet interconnected parts of the system. Front-End Developers: •Focus: The "stage" of the website, crafting the visual elements and interactive features users directly experience. •Skills: HTML, CSS, JavaScript frameworks like React or Angular. They are the artists and architects of the user interface (UI). •Responsibilities: Building responsive layouts, implementing interactive elements like buttons and forms, ensuring a seamless user experience across different devices. Back-End Developers: •Focus: The "backstage," building the server-side logic and infrastructure that powers the website's functionality. •Skills: Programming languages like Python, Java, or Node.js, database management systems. They are the engineers and data wranglers of the server-side. •Responsibilities: Developing APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) that connect the front-end to databases, ensuring data security and performance, writing server-side logic to process user actions. Full-Stack Developers: •Focus: Both the "stage" and "backstage," possessing skills in both front-end and back-end development. •Skills: A wider range encompassing front-end languages, frameworks, back-end programming languages, and database management. They are the multi-talented performers of the web dev world. •Responsibilities: Can handle all aspects of web development, from building the UI to writing server-side scripts. They offer flexibility and efficiency for smaller projects or startups.

Web development refers to the "back end"; it's what happens "behind the scenes" of a website that drives the functionality. Typically, the design phase is integrated with the development phase; however, it doesn't have to be and can be done separately.

Yes, we will show you our progress and get your feedback at designated milestones. We would make modifications prior to moving forward, thereby saving you time and expense.