How to prepare for a frontend interview without fake confidence

Many markets have fewer pure “junior” openings and more demand for evidence: a project you can walk through, decisions you can defend, and a GitHub history that looks finished.

Preparation that helps: deepen fundamentals (HTML, CSS, JavaScript), ship 2–4 portfolio-ready projects, practice explaining trade-offs, and rehearse common frontend interview patterns. Preparation that hurts: memorizing slogans, padding CVs, and inventing metrics.

Interview readiness is a skill you can train — communication, problem solving, and how you present projects. It is not the same as a guaranteed offer.

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