About this project

Front End Interview Handbook is an open-source repository of preparation material for front-end engineering interviews. It is positioned as a resource for busy engineers, with content updated for 2026, and is published as a website as well as a repository. What it covers, according to the README: - Various formats of front-end interviews, including formats used by different companies. - Front-end system design interviews. - Front-end trivia questions, described as answers to the h5bp Front-end Developer Interview Questions. - Front-end coding questions spanning JavaScript, DOM, algorithms and more. - Front-end interview questions organized by company. The README notes that front-end interviews differ from typical software engineer interviews: they place less emphasis on algorithms and more on detailed domain knowledge and expertise in areas such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript. The project links to a companion practice platform, GreatFrontEnd, built by the same author. The README states that platform offers 200+ practice questions with multiple solutions from senior front-end engineers, automated test case suites, study plans, focus areas, preparation by interview stage, and framework-specific questions. The README also mentions a limited-time promotion on that platform's lifetime plan; this is promotional content rather than a capability of the repository itself. For general coding interview preparation, the README points to a related project, Tech Interview Handbook, covering algorithms, behavioral questions and an interview cheatsheet. Translations listed in the README: English, Chinese (Simplified), Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian and Tagalog. Related project: Lago, a Data Structures and Algorithms library for JavaScript, described as intended for reference and study rather than production use. Contributing and licensing: the repository provides a contributing guide covering improvements and translation contributions, and states that all projects and packages in the repository are MIT licensed. The README also includes a donation link for supporting the project. Overall, this is a documentation and study resource for front-end interview preparation, not a runnable application or library.