It doesn't matter if you can build the project during a live coding frontend interview.
What matters more is "HOW" you build it.
Some things you must know:
- Write clean and modular JavaScript code
- Understand and use event delegation efficiently
- Be familiar with modern JavaScript ES6+ syntax
- Be mindful of performance considerations, especially in DOM manipulation
- clean and semantic HTML structure
- appropriate HTML5 elements for better accessibility and SEO
- Demonstrate your debugging skills (use browser devtools)
- proper error handling
- common security issues (XSS, CSRF)
Now Why am I telling you all this?
Because here are 16 medium/hard projects that I have built following all the above principles from scratch.
Get it here- https://xplodivity.graphy.com/courses/16-js-projects-65883553e4b08ebe75f39885
These projects are frequently asked during Javascript-based frontend interviews and created with in-depth line by line video tutorials from scratch.
And the best part? It's cheaper than your pizza orders.
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