Yeah - there's tons of jobs. I think you're looking in the wrong place. I just looked at Indeed and put in "front end" and there are 22,886 results :) I think

Yeah - there's tons of jobs. I think you're looking in the wrong place. I just looked at Indeed and put in "front end" and there are 22,886 results :) I think they are broken down more systematically when titled. You might find something advertising "rails or MEAN stack" or whatever you are working with. Front end is complexed because it has backend baked into it, so it safe to say that front end is not "just as complexed" or "if not more". That's a stretch. Rather than invent the wheel, I will just copy a quota comment....because it has good language... https://www.quora.com/Is-It-true-that-backend-developers-do-more-complex-things-than-front-end https://www.quora.com/Is-It-true-that-backend-developers-do-... Yes. Simply because the environment is wider. On the front end it's all about the browser, and occasionally REST API calls. On the back end it's database and the languages around that, server-side platform and the languages around that, often lots of 3rd party integration (to produce clean and useful REST services for the front end) and the languages and APIs around that, and more. It is a more complex set of abstract concepts that must be integrated into a seamless system. It's not that front-end isn't difficult or important. It is. And it's absolutely critical to the success of the project. It is just lower in complexity than back-end because it's a smaller environment space. Hope that's helpful.