Our Front-End Development Approach
Looking for a web design agency with more than 10 years of experience? Our front-end development team understands your business goals and uses the top front-end development resources and methods to provide excellent solutions that meet what you need. Our main objective is to deliver a strong user experience and engage your customers. Using the following front-end web development frameworks and technologies, we create complex web applications, mobile applications, single page applications, and cross-browser and cross-platform websites.
Planning
The most extensive step, where the goal is to determine the needs, such as Target Audience, Design Preference, and Content Strategy.
Planning
The most extensive step, where the goal is to determine the needs, such as Target Audience, Design Preference, and Content Strategy.
Planning
The most extensive step, where the goal is to determine the needs, such as Target Audience, Design Preference, and Content Strategy.
Planning
The most extensive step, where the goal is to determine the needs, such as Target Audience, Design Preference, and Content Strategy.
Planning
The most extensive step, where the goal is to determine the needs, such as Target Audience, Design Preference, and Content Strategy.
Planning
The most extensive step, where the goal is to determine the needs, such as Target Audience, Design Preference, and Content Strategy.
Let's make your web design project a success
Get in touch with one of our experienced Front-End developers. No matter where you are in the development process, we are always delighted to look at your project or idea. We provide free initially consultations, as well as practical development assistance.
Use Each Programming Language
In order to build out a document’s the primary structure and content, front end developers apply HTML. They also use CSS for styling and JavaScript for more complex interactive applications. AJAX, a combination of JavaScript and XML, can also be used to update particular sections of a website without refreshing the entire page.
- HTML Series
- CSS Series
- JavaScript
- React
- Angular
- Vue
- Bootstrap
- jQuery
- Swift
Use of Libraries and Frameworks
The libraries built with these programming languages, such as AngularJS, jQuery, and React, as well as design frameworks like as Foundation and Bootstrap, are also frequently used by front end developers. Improved flexibility and power are offered by CSS extensions like SASS.
Although less popular, front end developers may also utilize Python, Ruby, or PHP to quickly integrate data with the website’s back end.
Graphic Designing & Code Editing Tools
In order to test and experiment with the user interface before creating the actual code, front end developers frequently utilize graphic design tools to build a prototype of their website.
The procedure could be as straightforward as using a pencil and paper, or it could involve graphics editing software like Sketch or Photoshop, prototyping tools like convenient Mockups, or more advanced graphical editing software like Figma or Illustrator, depending on the team size and project scope.
A front end developer’s choice of application used to write the website’s code is known as a “code editing tool.” While certain developers choose to employ a simple editor like Notepad, others prefer something with more features, like Visual Studio or Eclipse.
Using APIs, RESTful Services & CSS
A front-end developer will also use to interact with RESTful services and APIs. APIs and RESTful services comply to the lightweight REST (Representational State Transfer) design, which reduces network communications.
The majority of front end developers utilize CSS preprocessors to improve CSS coding with functionality, making it more flexible and user-friendly. CSS preprocessors transform the code into properly structured CSS that functions across a number of browsers before publishing it on your website; the most popular ones are LESS and SASS.
Responsive Design & Development Across Browsers
It has become essential for websites to be mobile-friendly as the number of people connecting to the internet via mobile devices has increased. For their websites, most front-end developers today create responsive or mobile designs.
Depending on the device and screen size, responsive design modifies a website’s layout, probably demanding modifications to the content and functionality.
The following four phases generally match to the workflow for testing and problem fixes on a project (this is basically a very rough outline; various people may approach things quite differently from this):
Initial planning > Development > Testing/discovery > Fixes/iteration
