Back-end Web Design

Back-end Web Design is a style of web design, programming and development that is the process of creating the structure and logic of a website's backend, which includes all the components of a website that aren't visible to users. In contrast to front-end web design, back-end developers focus on the server side of websites. They use technical skills to perform the behind-the-scenes work that creates a website's structure and overall functionality, allowing a site's front end to exist. These professionals create a site's operations, databases, and application programming interface (API).
Server-side programming languages like Java, Python, Ruby are used to build applications, as well as PHP, which is used for database system.
Tools like SQL Server and Oracle are used to store, organize, and change data. It is required to expertise with PHP frameworks, version control software, and debugging back-end systems and applications. Back-end developers collaborate with front-end developers, management, and business stakeholders to understand each project's goals.
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