front-end
|front/end|
/frʌnt ɛnd/
user interface
Etymology
'front-end' originates from the combination of 'front' and 'end', where 'front' refers to the forward part and 'end' refers to the termination or boundary.
'front-end' was initially used in computing to describe the part of a system that interacts with the user, evolving from general usage of 'front' and 'end'.
Initially, it meant the forward part of something, but over time it evolved into its current meaning related to user interaction in computing.
Meanings by Part of Speech
Noun 1
the part of a system or application that interacts directly with the user, often referring to the user interface and user experience aspects.
The front-end of the website was redesigned to improve user engagement.
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Last updated: 2025/01/21 15:19