1. the first page of a newspaper or magazine, typically featuring the most important news stories
Usage: often written as two words (front page) or hyphenated (front-page) when used as an adjective
2. the main or home page of a website
Usage: modern usage, especially in web design and digital media

Examples

• The scandal made the frontpage of every major newspaper.
• The breaking news story was featured on the frontpage this morning.
• She designed the frontpage of the website to be user-friendly and visually appealing.
• The frontpage headline announced the election results.
• The company's new product launch was promoted on the frontpage of their website.
• Journalists compete to get their stories on the frontpage.