I recently had an online interview for a Frontend Developer position in Bangalore. The questions mainly revolved around HTML, CSS, and React JS. Unfortunately, the interview panel wasn't very accommodating; they were unwilling to explain questions, impacting my ability to answer some. After the interview, I researched these questions and realized I had a solid understanding. A more supportive approach from the panel could have made the experience more positive and allowed me to showcase my capabilities effectively. Questions mainly on plain Javascript, closures coding exercise, react coding exercises CSS Box model Scope and scope chaining in JavaScript Different types of errors in JS Entities in HTML Preprocessors in CSS Fetch / axios use Prop drilling

I had a great experience with the interview process, which included two rounds—Technical and HR. The technical round focused on basic JavaScript questions, while the HR round was mostly about work-related discussions. I made it to the final round, and overall, it was a smooth and positive experience that helped me gain confidence.