Tech Career

Web Development: From Frontend to Backend Web development has two main sides: the frontend, which runs in the browser, and the backend, which powers data and logic on servers. Understanding both helps you build reliable apps and communicate clearly with teammates. Starting on the frontend gives you a feel for design, usability, and how users interact with features. You learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, plus how to fetch data and show useful messages when things go wrong. Focus on accessibility and responsive layouts so pages look good on phones, tablets, and desktops. ...

From Idea to App A Modern Software Development Journey Turning a raw idea into a working app starts with clarity. What problem are you solving, who will use it, and what does success look like in the first sprint? I begin with a short problem statement, a small set of user stories, and a simple timeline. Keeping scope tight helps avoid late disappointments. Early conversations with potential users illuminate the MVP and keep the project focused. ...