How blank front page and cover page different from each other?

A blank front page typically refers to the first page of a document that has no content and serves as a placeholder or introductory page. In contrast, a cover page (or cover sheet) is designed to provide essential information about the document, such as the title, author, date, and sometimes a graphic or logo. While both may appear at the start of a document, the cover page is functional and informative, whereas the blank front page is simply empty.