I'm a front end architect, leader, and also still codes at ~50 years old. So 27 seems a little premature to worry. Front end doesn't always get a lot of respe

I'm a front end architect, leader, and also still codes at ~50 years old. So 27 seems a little premature to worry. Front end doesn't always get a lot of respect, but it's really valuable to understand what the best ways to expose complex technologies to the end user, and I've never seen projects successful where the UI is designed off in the corner by UX and product without working with good and experienced front end/UI engineers. Ageism is a thing, but I seem to be doing well and in good demand in my network. Trying and keep in shape and be friendly has helped.