JavaScript
To link front-end web design with back-end web design, you typically use APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) to facilitate communication between the two. The front end, built with technologies like HTML, CSS, and
JavaScript, sends requests to the back end, which is often developed with server-side languages like Python, Ruby, or Node.js. The back end processes these requests, interacts with the database if necessary, and sends the appropriate responses back to the front end for rendering. This separation allows for a modular approach, enabling independent development and maintenance of both layers.
