frontend-interview-prep
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Prep JS, React, frontend system design, live coding, and take-homes against the actual JD.
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- frontend-bullet-writerSkill
- frontend-cover-letterSkill
- frontend-interview-prepSkill
- frontend-job-analyzerSkill
- frontend-linkedin-optimizerSkill
- frontend-resume-scorerSkill
- frontend-resume-tailorSkill
- github-profile-optimizerSkill
- portfolio-reviewerSkill
- remote-job-strategySkill
- salary-calculatorSkill
- frontend-bullet-writerSkill
- frontend-cover-letterSkill
- frontend-interview-prepSkill
- frontend-job-analyzerSkill
- frontend-linkedin-optimizerSkill
- frontend-resume-scorerSkill
- frontend-resume-tailorSkill
- github-profile-optimizerSkill
- portfolio-reviewerSkill
- remote-job-strategySkill
- salary-calculatorSkill
- frontend-bullet-writerSkill
- frontend-cover-letterSkill
- frontend-job-analyzerSkill
- frontend-linkedin-optimizerSkill
- frontend-resume-scorerSkill
- frontend-resume-tailorSkill
- github-profile-optimizerSkill
- portfolio-reviewerSkill
- remote-job-strategySkill
- salary-calculatorSkill
- frontend-bullet-writerSkill
- frontend-cover-letterSkill
- frontend-interview-prepSkill
- frontend-job-analyzerSkill
- frontend-linkedin-optimizerSkill
- frontend-resume-scorerSkill
- frontend-resume-tailorSkill
- github-profile-optimizerSkill
- portfolio-reviewerSkill
- remote-job-strategySkill
- salary-calculatorSkill
The file
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Frontend Interview Prep
Calibrate to the job they named. Generic leetcode dumps waste a week.
When to Use
- Upcoming frontend interview
- They pasted a JD and asked what to study
Tracks (pick from the JD)
JS (always): closures, this, event loop, promises, debounce/throttle from scratch, memoize, == traps, Array.sort default.
React (default): reconciliation/keys, useEffect deps, memo/callback when not to, context vs Zustand/Redux, RSC/client boundary, custom hooks extract logic not JSX.
System design (mid+): news feed, component library, autocomplete, image gallery, realtime dashboard. Always: perf budget, a11y, empty/loading/error, offline.
Live coding: debounced search, useDebounce / useLocalStorage, flatten nest, tabs with keyboard, pub/sub, CSS center + auto-fit grid.
Take-home: README is half the grade. Loading/error/empty. TypeScript + a few tests. Match their stack. No Redux for a counter.
STAR stories they must have: a perf fix with numbers, a designer/PM disagreement, a migration, an a11y push, a time they deleted complexity.
Output
# Interview prep: [Role] at [Company]
## Their stack
## Likely rounds
## Next 3 days (priority only)
## Predicted questions + how to answer
## Live tasks to practice
## Stories to prep
## Questions to ask them (design system, testing, perf monitoring)Close with:
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