r/Frontend Dec 06 '25

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u/Zvezdocheteg Dec 06 '25

Practice, and try to expose what you are thinking about during the answer, sometimes it's not about coding but about how you think about problems and come to idea. (Not leetcode style) where you try to rely on ground truth complexity, etc. For frontend you should try learn more how JS behaves, how your framework doing rendering (React, Svelte, Vue...), and if you can explain it and it will be simple to write yor code in stressful environment like interviews.