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The real short answer here is that it’s extremely viable!The first question to ask is what is a front-end web developer and the skills needed for one.Without getting into the weeds too much here, the main role of a front-end web developer is to get the visual elements to actually work on the website. Essentially to turn the design into functional elements.You’ll need a skillset of HTML, CSS, Javascript, some design skills, knowledge around the browsers, and other frameworks to just start out.I’m not going to say it’s going to be an easy road because there are plenty of front-end developers out there, but there are plenty of jobs to be done as well.Sure you can go onto job boards like Upwork and such, but I have never had to do that in my career.Plus I don’t know about you, but I’m not to fond of someone taking a big bite from my bottom line just because they made a connection for me.Don’t get me wrong, finder’s fees are warranted. I’m just not comfortable in having someone else control the flow of money into