This document discusses the different types of web development that developers can pursue. It describes 9 types: front-end development which involves building the visual/user-facing side of websites; back-end development which involves the server-side work behind the scenes; full-stack development which involves both front-end and back-end work; website development which focuses on building websites; desktop development which focuses on building software for computers; mobile development which focuses on building apps for phones/tablets; game development which focuses on video games; embedded development which focuses on hardware; and security development which focuses on establishing security methods.

1. TYPES OF WEB
DEVELOPMENT
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2. TYPES OF WEB DEVELOPMENT
Whether you’re looking to hire a web developer or become one,
you should understand the different types of web development
that developers can master.
These different types of web development primarily refer to the
different sectors of the profession in which web developers can
work. Some of these distinctions overlap, and web developers
will often master multiple types of web development.
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3. 1. FRONT-END DEVELOPMENT
Front-end developers work on the client- or user-facing side of
websites, programs, and software — in other words, what users
see. They design and develop the visual aspects, including the
layout, navigation, graphics, and other aesthetics.
The main job of these developers is to build interfaces that help
users reach their goals, which is why they also often have a
hand in the user experience aspect of their projects.
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4. 2. BACK-END DEVELOPMENT
If the front-end is what users see, the back-end is what they
don’t. Back-end web developers work on the servers of
websites, programs, and software to make sure everything
works properly behind-the-scenes.
These developers work with systems like servers, operating
systems, APIs, and databases and manage the code for
security, content, and site architecture. They collaborate with
front-end developers to bring their products to users.
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5. 3. FULL STACK DEVELOPMENT
Full stack developers work in both the front-end and back-end
sides of a website. They can create a website, application, or
software program from start to finish. “Stack” refers to the
different technologies that handle different functionalities on the
same website, like the server, interface, etc.
Because full-stack developers require years in the field to build
the necessary experience, this role is often sought after. Their
all-around knowledge helps them optimize performance, catch
issues before they occur, and help team members to understand
different parts of a web service.
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6. 4. WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT
Website developers can be front-end, back-end, or full-stack
developers. However, these professionals specialize in building
websites, as opposed to mobile applications, desktop software,
or video games.
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7. 5. DESKTOP DEVELOPMENT
Desktop developers specialize in building software applications
that run locally on your device, rather than over the Internet in
the web browser. Sometimes the skillset of these developers
overlaps with that of web developers if an application can run
both online and off.
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8. 6. MOBILE DEVELOPMENT
Mobile developers build applications for mobile devices such as
smartphones or tablets. Mobile apps operate much differently
than other websites and software programs, thus requiring a
separate set of development skills and knowledge of specialized
programming languages.
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9. 7. GAME DEVELOPMENT
Game developers specialize in writing code for video games,
including console games (Xbox, PlayStation, etc.), PC games,
and mobile games — which means this specialty overlaps
somewhat with mobile development.
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10. 8. EMBEDDED DEVELOPMENT
Embedded developers work with all hardware that isn't a
computer (or, at least, what most of us imagine as “computers,”
with a keyboard and screen). This includes electronic interfaces,
consumer devices, IoT devices, real-time systems, and more.
With a recent rise in interconnected devices as seen with smart
appliances, Bluetooth technologies, and virtual assistants,
embedded development is becoming an in-demand practice.
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11. 9. SECURITY DEVELOPMENT
Security developers establish methods and procedures for the
security of a software program or website. These developers
typically work as ethical hackers, trying to “break” websites to
expose vulnerabilities without intending harm. They also build
systems that discover and eradicate security risks.
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