I used to. Way back when I first started learning (~10 years ago). Although there comes a point as a front-end developer where you want to build something other

I used to. Way back when I first started learning (~10 years ago). Although there comes a point as a front-end developer where you want to build something other than static web pages. Thus you eventually take a step into the back-end. I found it's not so bad. Actually, I discovered to like the back-end more. CSS is pain. Design is a pain. Although it can be fun sometimes as a form of artistic creativity. > how do you handle those requests >Do you give it a try or refuse or recommend someone else Honestly, I'd be surprised if someone in the current year is strictly a front-end developer. Do they still exist? I'd consider getting someone on your team that is familiar with the entire tech stack.