The interviewer provided good guidance, and the communication was smooth. It felt like a company with a great atmosphere.
- They showed a code snippet and asked to explain what would be printed, likely testing fundamental knowledge of JS such as prototype, new, and the usage of this keyword.
- Talked about how to achieve accessibility in everyday situations.
- UI coding task (without CSS, no need to run, use vanillaJS directly). It’s not difficult - display the contents of an array provided in a specific format on a webpage. Follow-up question was how to handle a large list, probably focusing on implementing pagination. Overall, the interviewer would interject to probe your thought process with some minor questions to ensure a good understanding of basic concepts. In general, having a strong foundation and being proficient at work is essential, no need to grind LeetCode, just get a good night’s sleep to stay sharp.