Laravel is primarily a backend PHP framework, but you can use it for full-stack development by combining it with frontend technologies. Laravel provides a robust and expressive backend structure that includes features like routing, ORM (Eloquent), middleware, and more.

For the frontend part, you can use various frontend frameworks and libraries such as Vue.js, React.js, or even plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Laravel provides Blade templating engine for server-side rendering and livewire that makes building dynamic interfaces simple without leaving laravel.

By combining Laravel on the backend with a frontend technology of your choice, you can create a full-stack web application. This approach allows you to leverage Laravel's powerful backend features while using the best frontend tools for your project.