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Hugo, a high school student is a kid with his head in the clouds, always daydreaming about what his life could be. He fostered an early interest for programming that was born out of curiosity but soon became an interest with purpose. What started as an interest in code has evolved into a greater aspiration—a goal of being a full stack developer, creating meaningful digital projects.
For Hugo, programming is more than just a technical skill; it’s a means for change. His inspiration: that technology can improve lives, solve real-world problems and bring communities together. From making smooth applications to user-friendly websites, for Hugo, every line he codes is an opportunity for him to be of service to others.
Web Design is the process of planning, conceptualizing, and arranging content intended for the internet. It involves the creation and layout of websites, focusing on aspects like visual appearance, user experience (UX), functionality, and accessibility. Web design combines graphic design principles with coding skills, and may include elements such as typography, color schemes, images, navigation structure, and responsiveness across different devices.
Front-End refers to the client-side part of a website or application—the part that users see and interact with directly in their web browser. It includes the layout, design, buttons, text, images, and overall user interface. Front-end development uses technologies like HTML (structure), CSS (styling), and JavaScript (interactivity) to build responsive and visually appealing web experiences.
Back-End refers to the server-side part of a website or application that users don’t see. It handles the logic, database interactions, authentication, server configuration, and data processing needed to make the front-end work properly. The back-end is built using programming languages like Python, Java, PHP, Node.js, or Ruby, and it often connects to databases like MySQL, MongoDB, or PostgreSQL to store and retrieve data.