I don't like the "Front" and "Back" labels just because of situations like this.
But historically... The origin of the printer is normally in the front left of the bed.
If your origin is in the back right (like my printer) you need to ignore those terms or at least mentally rotate the bed to see what is being communicated.
Looking at the picture, your origin is in the back left. So... you are rotated the opposite way from how I'm positioned. Still... what I said applies.
Move to the left side of the printer... and when you look at the printer, The side of the bed that is closest to you would be "Front". (Or in other words, from the front, the left side is what the software is calling "Front".)
But historically... The origin of the printer is normally in the front left of the bed.
If your origin is in the back right (like my printer) you need to ignore those terms or at least mentally rotate the bed to see what is being communicated.
Looking at the picture, your origin is in the back left. So... you are rotated the opposite way from how I'm positioned. Still... what I said applies.
Move to the left side of the printer... and when you look at the printer, The side of the bed that is closest to you would be "Front". (Or in other words, from the front, the left side is what the software is calling "Front".)