I was contacted by the recruiter and then received a confirmation for a phone interview. The phone interview wasn't very difficult. Points covered were:

• Use of Reset CSS
• Form Submission (cases of return false, event.preventDefault())
• Explain Semantic Markup
• Explain Clearfix
• What is hasLayout?
• Inline JS and addEventListener (compare)
• Difference between == & ===
• Speak about yourself, your role, and experience
• Challenges you face

Then I was called for an onsite interview.

I was to meet a total of four interviewers.

The onsite interview was a little tough for me as I wasn't so good at remembering all the syntaxes.

1. Question on CSS specificity
2. JavaScript question: Write a performant, efficient code for a given example.
3. event.target
4. Write the addClass function in native JS.
5. How do you design a Navigation Bar?
6. Question on form submission: Submit a form with an input text field and some checkbox fields. Before submitting, check if at least 2 checkboxes are checked.

I could answer, but I was a little less fluent with all the syntaxes in native JS.

But this was a good learning experience.

CSS Specificity

JavaScript Form Submission and Native JavaScript