Question:

What does "Front-end" mean?

The "Front-end" of a Web Application is the part that you see and interact with as a user. It's the HTML, CSS, JavaScript that runs in a browser. It's the screens that you see, the buttons that you click, the zoom features on google maps, etc.

The rest of the code for a Web Application runs on a server and is known as the "Backend"

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