2. FRONTEND SYSTEM DESIGN (1 hour, Zoom and Excalidraw). The task was to architect a solution for a frontend app (no need to discuss typical system design topics like load balancers, etc). The idea is to determine a basic design and user flow / UX for the application described. The major considerations were application performance, user interactions, frontend-backend interactions (what endpoints and what kind of data and why), data structures/state, and any libraries or techniques you would use. It was important to identify performance bottlenecks and their solutions (dom rendering, lazy loading, caching, etc.).
Senior Frontend Developer Interview Questions
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Why do you want to work here?
2. Promises and Chaining Example: console.log("Start"); const x = new Promise((resolve) => { setTimeout(() => resolve(1), 100); }); x.then((d) => { console.log(d); return d * 2; }) .then((d) => { console.log(d); return d * 3; }); x.then((d) => { console.log(d); return d * 5; }) .then((d) => { console.log(d); return d * 7; }); console.log("Reached");
When you visit an website throught your brower, could you explain what will happend when you "enter"
Describe closures
1 or 2 easy DSA questions around Array and String. Logical puzzles. Few questions regarding javascript and browser.
1. Divide an array into two subarrays whose absolute difference of sums is minimum 2. Build Tabs component in React inspired from Material UI 3. Project discussion
Loop through an array of number and create a boxes with the number centered in. Each box should be clickable and should turn green when clicked.
Round 1: Implement type ahead search
1. Hackerrank: 5 UI/FE related questions, two easy/average algo problems in JS (nothing like binary trees, etc. but a real-life problem), plenty of time to do this. 2. Code Review - I was tasked to conduct React/TS code review on a PR consisting of 4 files. The focus was not only on the functionality but on performance, accessibility, maintainability, and readability too. 3. Questions - UI/FE related questions inside Miro. You are presented with a wireframe and asked how would you code it (without actually coding it - you are just discussing). Other questions were focused on FE security, accessibility, etc. Be aware, that they are going to ask you more and more questions about a specific topic (going deep) until you are not able to answer - it's not bad to say "Yeah this I don't know anymore." 4. Behavioral Interview - classic behavioral questions like conflicts with colleagues, co-op styles, your failures, achievements, etc. They are going to send you a link to the STAR method before, so check that out - they expect you to answer according to this format here.
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