How often do you visit Twitter or Instagram? Probably every day. And you face the part of the website, it is called the Front-end part. But when you're trying to log in, or press buttons or sending any data, you’re running the Back-end part. So together we call them Full-stack development. Let’s find out who is better to have in a project — full-stack or front/back-end.

For example, if the website is a human body, you can use CSS to change the structure of the muscles and the appearance of certain muscles. Now, when it comes to websites, you can use CSS to customize individual sections of your site to determine the look and style it displays. Front-end web developers integrate this "style and look" into a CSS file and add it on top of the HTML file. Whenever they need a particular style, they refer to a CSS file that contains predefined styles.

A user-facing website interface should be aesthetically pleasing. But without the software running in the background, the website interface wouldn't even exist. This is what tests the skills of the end developer. 

We believe that when one person is responsible for both the front end and the back end part, then he/she is able to do the work best because of doing it from start to finish. And what do you think about this?