Front-End Developer Salary in 2026

Official government data · Updated April 2026

The median annual salary for a Front-End Developer is $90,930 per year based on the most recent national wage survey data. Employment is projected to grow 7.5% over the 2024–2034 decade.

How Much Do Front-End Developers Make?

MetricValue
Median Annual Salary$90,930
10-Year Job Growth7.5%
Total Employment78,860
Typical EducationBachelor's degree

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average salary for a Front-End Developer?
The median annual salary for a Front-End Developer is $90,930 per year, based on the most recent national wage survey data.
Is Front-End Developer a growing career?
Employment for Front-End Developer roles is projected to grow 7.5% over the 2024–2034 decade. Total employment is currently 78,860 workers nationally.
What skills increase Front-End Developer pay?
Front-End Developers who demonstrate skills like Amazon Web Services AWS software, Apache Kafka, Atlassian JIRA, C# typically command higher salaries. Certifications and advanced tools expertise can further boost compensation.

Salary and employment figures from official U.S. government records. Actual compensation varies by location, experience, and employer.