Frontend developer interview preparation, round by round

Frontend interviews test JavaScript in depth. Expect machine-coding rounds where you build a UI component, questions on closures, promises and React, and a frontend system design round for mid and senior roles.

37 resources · 29 free · plus 23 for every role · Links checked 15 October 2026 · How we pick

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Three resources, in this order. Everything below is for going deeper on one round.

  1. Front End Interview Handbook

    GitHub repo · Free

    Frontend loops are not the same as SDE loops. Read this first to see each round and plan your study weeks around them.

  2. Namaste JavaScript (Akshay Saini)

    Video · Free

    Frontend rounds ask a lot about closures, hoisting and the event loop. Watch this before you start coding questions.

  3. GreatFrontEnd

    Practice site · Free tier

    Once the basics are clear, practise machine-coding style questions: JS utilities and UI components. Some questions are paid.

Frontend and UI coding 19 resources

Building UI components in JavaScript, plus browser, DOM and performance questions

  • Front End Interview Handbook

    GitHub repo · yangshun/front-end-interview-handbook

    A free, open guide to every stage of a frontend interview loop, from JS utility and UI component coding to trivia and client-side system design, with worked answers.

    Best for learning how frontend loops are structured and building a study plan

    • Free
    • All levels
    • 44k stars
    • Updated Oct 2026

    Also in JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions, System design

  • GreatFrontEnd

    Practice site · greatfrontend.com

    A frontend practice platform where you code JS functions and UI components against tests in the browser, plus quiz and client-side system design questions.

    Best for hands-on drilling of JS and UI coding questions with test cases once you know the basics

    • Free tier
    • All levels

    Also in JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions, System design

  • MDN Learn Web Development

    Official guide · developer.mozilla.org

    Mozilla's structured learning path through HTML, CSS, JavaScript and accessibility, linked to MDN's reference pages.

    Best for authoritative answers on HTML, CSS and DOM behaviour, and a fundamentals refresher

    • Free
    • Beginner

    Also in JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions

  • roadmap.sh interview question guides

    Website · roadmap.sh

    Free topic-by-topic Q&A guides with quiz cards, from backend, frontend, Java, Spring Boot, Go, Python and Node.js to SQL, Kubernetes, DevOps and data analysis.

    Best for quick topic-wise revision of language, framework and tool questions before an interview

    • Free
    • All levels
    • 369k stars

    Also in JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions, System design

  • React Interview Questions (sudheerj)

    GitHub repo · sudheerj/reactjs-interview-questions

    A large, regularly updated React Q&A covering hooks, rendering, state management and newer React 19 APIs, with some coding exercises.

    Best for revising React concepts and common follow-up questions

    • Free
    • All levels
    • 45k stars
    • Updated Oct 2026

    Also in JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions

  • JavaScript Interview Questions (sudheerj)

    GitHub repo · sudheerj/javascript-interview-questions

    A very long one-page set of JavaScript questions and answers from basics to advanced topics, including many predict-the-output snippets.

    Best for rapid revision of JS theory questions in the week before an interview

    • Free
    • All levels
    • 28k stars
    • Updated Aug 2026

    Also in JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions

  • JavaScript Code Challenges

    GitHub repo · sadanandpai/javascript-code-challenges

    JavaScript coding challenges grouped by topic, from primitives and functions to objects, collections, async code, the DOM and events.

    Best for practising JS implementation questions like polyfills and async utilities

    • Free
    • All levels
    • 4.5k stars
    • Updated Apr 2026
    • From India

    Also in JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions

  • Frontend Mini Challenges

    GitHub repo · sadanandpai/frontend-mini-challenges

    An open collection of small machine-coding-style UI builds with live demos and reference solutions in vanilla JS, React, Vue and Angular.

    Best for practising timed machine-coding rounds and comparing with a reference solution

    • Free
    • All levels
    • 2.4k stars
    • Updated Sep 2026
    • From India
  • React Docs (react.dev)

    Official guide · react.dev

    The React team's official docs, with interactive lessons on components, state, effects and the escape hatches interviewers like to probe.

    Best for precise, current answers on hooks, rendering and effects

    • Free
    • All levels

    Also in JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions

  • What happens when you type google.com

    GitHub repo · alex/what-happens-when

    A crowd-written, step-by-step account of everything from the keypress through DNS, TCP, TLS and HTTP to the browser parsing and painting the page.

    Best for answering the classic 'what happens when you load a URL' question with depth

    • Free
    • Intermediate
    • 43k stars
    • Updated Aug 2024
  • Awesome Front End System Design

    GitHub repo · greatfrontend/awesome-front-end-system-design

    A curated index of articles, engineering posts and talks on designing client-side apps and UI components, organised for system design prep.

    Best for real-world reading for frontend design questions like news feed, autocomplete and chat

    • Free
    • Intermediate
    • 8.6k stars
    • Updated Mar 2026

    Also in System design

  • Patterns.dev

    Website · patterns.dev

    A free online book on JavaScript design patterns and on rendering (CSR, SSR, SSG, streaming) and loading-performance patterns for React and Vue apps.

    Best for frontend system design rounds where you must justify rendering and performance choices

    • Free
    • Intermediate

    Also in JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions, System design

  • web.dev Learn (Performance, Accessibility, CSS)

    Official guide · web.dev

    Free courses from Google's Chrome team on web performance and Core Web Vitals, accessibility, CSS, HTML and related topics.

    Best for the performance and accessibility discussions in frontend system design and senior rounds

    • Free
    • Intermediate

    Also in JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions

  • LearnersBucket

    Website · learnersbucket.com

    Prashant Yadav's frontend prep site with free solved JavaScript problems and vanilla JS and React machine-coding builds, plus a paid ebook and system design course.

    Best for Indian SDE-1 to SDE-3 frontend candidates preparing JS problem-solving and machine coding

    • Free tier
    • Intermediate
    • From India

    Also in JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions

  • Frontend Machine Coding playlist (RoadsideCoder)

    Video · youtube.com

    Piyush Agarwal's playlist of commonly asked machine-coding problems, such as a file explorer, pagination and timers, built end to end in JavaScript and React.

    Best for watching common React and JS machine-coding problems solved end to end

    • Free
    • All levels
    • From India
  • Frontend System Design playlist (Chirag Goel)

    Video · youtube.com

    A free 22-video series in Hindi and Hinglish with English subtitles on frontend system design building blocks, performance and mock designs such as autocomplete.

    Best for Indian frontend candidates starting frontend system design from scratch

    • Free
    • Intermediate
    • Updated Dec 2022
    • From India

    Also in System design

  • Aced Practice (formerly Exponent; Pramp moved here)

    Practice site · aced.io

    Free peer mock interviews where you pair with another candidate and take turns as interviewer, in DSA, system design, behavioral, SQL, data science, ML and frontend.

    Best for regular, cheap live practice and a feel for the interviewer's side of the table

    • Free tier
    • All levels

    Also in System design, Coding and DSA

  • BFE.dev (BigFrontEnd)

    Practice site · bigfrontend.dev

    A large, mostly free set of JavaScript implementation tasks, output quizzes, TypeScript puzzles and React and CSS problems you solve and test in the browser.

    Best for free volume practice of polyfills, utility functions and tricky JS output questions

    • Free tier
    • Intermediate

    Also in JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions

  • devtools.tech

    Practice site · devtools.tech

    An India-built frontend prep site with JavaScript, React and HTML/CSS programming, UI-build and quiz questions, tagged by company and solvable in a browser editor.

    Best for practising the JS and React rounds typical at Indian product companies

    • Free tier
    • Intermediate
    • From India

    Also in JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions, System design

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JavaScript, React and TypeScript questions 8 resources

Questions on your stack: languages, frameworks, cloud, testing and data tools

  • Namaste JavaScript (Akshay Saini)

    Video · youtube.com

    A free video series that explains JavaScript internals such as execution context, hoisting, closures, promises and the event loop with whiteboard diagrams.

    Best for the strong JS fundamentals that Indian frontend interviews test heavily

    • Free
    • Beginner
    • From India
  • The Modern JavaScript Tutorial (javascript.info)

    Website · javascript.info

    A carefully sequenced tutorial on the JavaScript language and browser APIs, with exercises at the end of most chapters.

    Best for building or rebuilding JS fundamentals before moving to interview questions

    • Free
    • All levels
    • 26k stars
  • TypeScript Handbook

    Official guide · typescriptlang.org

    Microsoft's official walkthrough of the TypeScript type system, from basics through generics, narrowing and utility types.

    Best for revising TypeScript fundamentals for roles that list it

    • Free
    • All levels
  • You Don't Know JS Yet (book series)

    Book · getify/You-Dont-Know-JS

    Kyle Simpson's in-depth books on how JavaScript actually works, which the author publishes free to read on GitHub.

    Best for senior candidates who need deep answers on scope, closures, objects and types

    • Free
    • Intermediate
    • 185k stars
  • 33 JS Concepts

    GitHub repo · leonardomso/33-js-concepts

    A reading list built around 33 core JavaScript concepts, pointing to the best articles, videos and books for each one.

    Best for filling specific JS knowledge gaps found during practice

    • Free
    • Intermediate
    • 67k stars
    • Updated Sep 2026
  • JavaScript Questions (Lydia Hallie)

    GitHub repo · lydiahallie/javascript-questions

    Multiple-choice 'what does this code log' JavaScript puzzles, each followed by a clear explanation of the language behaviour behind it.

    Best for sharpening intuition for hoisting, closures, this, the event loop and coercion

    • Free
    • Intermediate
    • 65k stars
    • Updated Aug 2024
  • Type Challenges

    GitHub repo · type-challenges/type-challenges

    Graded TypeScript type-level puzzles, from easy to extreme, that you solve in an online playground.

    Best for senior frontend candidates expecting advanced TypeScript questions

    • Free
    • Advanced
    • 49k stars
    • Updated May 2026
  • Full Stack Open (University of Helsinki)

    Course · fullstackopen.com

    A free university course on building modern web apps with React, Node.js and Express, MongoDB, TypeScript, GraphQL and testing.

    Best for filling backend or frontend gaps before full-stack JavaScript interviews

    • Free
    • Intermediate
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System design 4 resources

Designing a large service: APIs, data, scaling and the trade-offs between options

  • Amazon - How We Hire (role-specific interview prep)

    Official guide · amazon.jobs

    Amazon's hiring hub, explaining each stage from application to the final loop, with role-specific prep pages for SDE, front-end, BI engineer and scientist roles.

    Best for finding out what Amazon tests for your role and level, and how its loop works

    • Free
    • All levels

    Also in Coding and DSA

  • Atlassian - Engineering interviews

    Official guide · atlassian.com

    Atlassian's walkthrough of each engineering round, from two coding parts and system design to a manager chat, a values interview and the hiring committee.

    Best for Atlassian candidates (it has a large Bengaluru hub) and anyone curious what a values interview is like

    • Free
    • All levels

    Also in Coding and DSA

  • Meta Careers - Preparing for your full loop (SWE)

    Official guide · metacareers.com

    Meta's official prep page for software engineers who have reached the onsite stage, whose main value is the free Full Loop Interview Guide it links to.

    Best for candidates with a Meta onsite scheduled (confirm the exact rounds with your recruiter)

    • Free
    • Intermediate

    Also in Coding and DSA

  • interviewing.io - Mock interview replays

    Practice site · interviewing.io

    A free library of recorded, anonymised mock interviews run by big-tech engineers, filterable by company, round and level, with paid live mocks available.

    Best for watching real interviewer feedback on coding, design and behavioral rounds before your own mocks

    • Free tier
    • Intermediate

    Also in Coding and DSA

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Coding and DSA 6 resources

Solving problems with data structures and algorithms, and explaining your approach

  • Tech Interview Handbook

    Website · techinterviewhandbook.org

    An open-source guide to the whole software interview process, from picking a language and drilling algorithm topics to resumes, behavioral answers and offer negotiation.

    Best for planning your coding-interview prep from start to finish

    • Free
    • All levels
    • 143k stars
  • JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures

    GitHub repo · trekhleb/javascript-algorithms

    JavaScript implementations of dozens of classic data structures and algorithms, each with its own short write-up, complexity notes and unit tests.

    Best for JavaScript and frontend developers who want to see DSA in their own language

    • Free
    • Intermediate
    • 197k stars
    • Updated Jul 2026
  • Grind 75

    Website · techinterviewhandbook.org

    A study-plan generator that turns a ranked list of high-frequency LeetCode problems into a week-by-week schedule sized to the hours you have.

    Best for candidates with a fixed number of weeks who want the highest-value problem list

    • Free
    • Intermediate
    • 143k stars
  • Canva - "Yes, you can use AI in our interviews"

    Official guide · canva.dev

    A Canva engineering post on why it now expects backend, frontend and ML candidates to use AI coding tools in interviews, and what interviewers assess instead.

    Best for understanding AI-assisted coding rounds and how to show good judgement with an AI tool

    • Free
    • Intermediate
  • NeetCode Roadmap (NeetCode 150)

    Website · neetcode.io

    A visual topic map of 150 core LeetCode problems, each linked to a free video walkthrough on the NeetCode YouTube channel.

    Best for learning problem patterns topic by topic, with a video solution for every problem

    • Free tier
    • Intermediate
  • LeetCode

    Practice site · leetcode.com

    The default site for interview-style coding practice: thousands of problems, free study plans such as Top Interview 150 and SQL 50, and weekly contests.

    Best for daily practice and timed contests (Premium mainly adds company-tagged lists)

    • Free tier
    • All levels
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