The frontend interview focused heavily on React, JavaScript, and performance optimization techniques. I was asked about hooks like useEffect, useMemo, and useCallback, along with component lifecycle, prop drilling, and state management strategies.

We also discussed responsive design, accessibility, and debugging UI issues. A small coding task tested my ability to build a reusable component and optimize it for performance.

Overall, the experience was practical, insightful, and closely aligned with real-world frontend challenges. It gave me a chance to showcase both my technical skills and my approach to clean, maintainable UI development.

Some JavaScript-related questions (like what is the difference between let, var, and const, closures, etc.).