Client-Side

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Client-side refers to the part of a software application or system that operates on the user’s device, such as a computer, smartphone, tablet, or web browser. In client-server architecture, the client-side handles tasks and processes that occur on the user’s end, away from the central server.

Client-side operations involve handling user interactions, managing the user interface (UI), and responding to user actions within an application or website.

Web browsers interpret and execute client-side code to render web pages and run web applications. Each user’s browser processes the client-side code separately, without direct involvement of the server for routine interactions.

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