100 Front End Interview Questions Challenge
What you'll learn
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- Front End Web Development
- Interviewing Skills
Requirements
- Eager to land a front end development job
Description
By the end of the course you'll be able to pass a front end technical screen covering the fundamentals of front end web development HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. We also will dive into interview prep, cultural questions, and general HR screening questions.
As a front end engineer working at a major tech company I'm always happy to help others understand the fundamentals of Front End Engineering. By understanding the main core concepts bit only will be become better engineers but we will interview better increasing our career prospects significantly.
Although, the majority of the course is on technical subjects we will cover crucial business topics as well. Engineering is one part technical and one part soft / business skills at the end of the day.
Each question will include 3 main items:
Insight into why a question is asked and what an interviewer is looking for
How to answer the question
If applicable, code examples with additional detail to fully understand the material
The course syllabus was designed alongside multiple front end developers with over 30 years of combined experience with varied backgrounds from self-taught to traditional CS degree routes. I think it's important to mention this as you will be working with engineers of all backgrounds but the combination of what is important remains true across the spectrum.
Who this course is for:
- Aspiring developers
- Junior Developers
- Students hungry to learn the fundamentals of front end development
- Those looking to prepare for a technical screen in web development
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Instructors
Dylan Israel is a self taught software developer and YouTube Content creator. He posts videos weekly discussing software and web development topics crucial to his field. He has a passion for motivating others through software and hopes to not only educate but help others improve their own personal situation with software as he did himself.
Patrick Siewe has an MBA with focus in Finance and IT from the Ross Business School at the University of Michigan. He is a software engineer in the blockchain space passionate about writing fast, secure code and spreading good coding practices. He has also been an educator throughout his careers, teaching subjects from mathematics to software development.