Front-end

In web development, the front-end refers to the aspects of a website or application that users see and interact with directly, such as the graphical user interface (GUI), including layout, design, navigation, and functionality. It is built using technologies like HTML (for structure), CSS (for style), and JavaScript (for interactivity). The front-end is responsible for the user experience and visual aesthetics of a web page, ensuring that the site is intuitive, responsive, and accessible. It works in conjunction with the back-end, which handles server-side operations and data management.

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FYP

On TikTok, the FYP, or For You Page, is a personalized content feed tailored to user preferences.

Facebook Jail

Facebook Jail refers to the temporary blocking or banning of a user's account on Facebook for violating its community standards or terms of service.

File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

FTP, or File Transfer Protocol, is a standard network protocol used to transfer files between a client and server.

Facebook

Facebook is a social networking platform that allows users to connect, share content, and communicate online.

Form Button

A form button is a clickable element in a form used to submit data or initiate an action.

Front-end

The front-end of a website or application is the part that users interact with directly.

Forms Section

A forms section on a website is an area dedicated to containing one or more web forms.

Form Block

A form block in web design is a pre-designed section that contains a web form.

Form Submission

Form submission is the process of sending entered data from a web form to a server.

Footer Code

A footer code is a section of HTML or scripting code inserted at the end of a web page, often containing important links or copyright information.