- HTML/CSS mastery → Can you structure the page cleanly and use semantic tags?
- Responsive design → Do you know media queries, flexbox, grid, and fluid layouts?
- Attention to detail → Does your implementation match the design pixel-for-pixel?
- Accessibility awareness → Do you add alt text, ARIA roles, and keyboard navigation?
- Performance optimization → Do you minimize unnecessary code and assets?
Sometimes they phrase it differently, like:
- “How would you approach building a navbar that works on desktop and mobile?”
- “Walk me through your process of converting a wireframe into a live site.”
- “What steps do you take to ensure accessibility in your designs?”
💡 If you’re preparing, practice by picking a random design from Dribbble or Behance and coding it out. That exercise mirrors exactly what interviewers want to see.
Would you like me to share a sample coding/design challenge that interviewers typically give, along with a step-by-step solution? That way you can rehearse it as if you were in the interview.
