Most DApps still have a regular web frontend; what makes them "decentralized" is that the rules they enforce (swaps, lending, voting, etc.) live in smart contracts on the blockchain.
An application whose core logic runs as on-chain code rather than on a single company's servers, so its rules keep working even if any one operator walks away.
Most DApps still have a regular web frontend; what makes them "decentralized" is that the rules they enforce (swaps, lending, voting, etc.) live in smart contracts on the blockchain.