Skills round with a combination of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and React questions.

Mostly, questions are asked on a scenario basis. For example: if we are getting an HTML file from the designer, how will you find out that it is HTML5?

HTML & CSS

1. How to implement jQuery load in priority without impacting the app.js?
2. Box sizing and its types.

JavaScript: Latest version and its features:

• Memo
• Closures
• Pure functions

React:

1. useMemo vs useCallback
2. useEffect and its purpose with an example
3. Memo vs useMemo
4. Callback vs useCallback
5. Optimization techniques for performance
6. Features of React
7. Hooks and their uses
8. Class and functional components
9. Lifecycle methods
10. How in functional components can we maintain the lifecycle like class components?
11. Is it possible to write class and functional components in the same project?
12. File extension js and jsx difference in React?
13. Redux and its flow
14. Immutable.js
15. React queries
16. Why React.js and not other frameworks?
17. Use context vs Redux

The mentioned above are the basic questions they asked, and some more questions were also asked in the interview. I can't remember all of them. They were scenario-based logical questions, like: "How would you deal with this scenario? What would you use instead of this or that?"

This may be helpful for those preparing for this same role. ✌🏻

YouTube Accenture interview videos are fake; don't trust them 😅😅. Those are just entry-level interviews from some years ago. Currently, the interview is a little hard. Prepare more logically, and they are expecting a candidate with multiple framework knowledge (as per my opinion).