At a basic level, there are just three frontend development languages developers use to create websites:
HTML: creates the structure of your web page
CSS: defines the visual style of your web page
JavaScript: allows developers to make websites interactive
As each of these serves a different purpose, there’s no ‘best’ language to use – good frontend development will typically require all three in some capacity.
There are now a number of frontend development frameworks and tools designed to let web developers build your frontend quicker. Frameworks like React and Angular reduce the amount of frontend coding required via pre-built components, whilst JavaScript extensions like TypeScript and Flow extend basic JavaScript with static typing, classes and interfaces.