Frontend

Have you worked with architectural approaches like FSD (Feature-Sliced Design)?

Have you worked with atomic CSS frameworks and libraries, such as Tailwind or Bootstrap?

What did you use to write styles in your last project (SCSS, CSS Modules, etc.)?

Is TypeScript used in the project, and how strict is it (strict mode, minimizing 'any')?

How often do you perform deployments/releases — once per sprint, daily, or upon task completion?

What disadvantages do you see in the BEM/scoped approach to styles?

Have you used any CSS conventions, such as BEM?

Do you have tests — unit tests, e2e — on the project?

How are the stores and server state organized on the frontend? Do you use TanStack Query?

Do you have pet projects where you handled UI/UX entirely without a designer?

What is your general attitude towards utility-first CSS frameworks?

The project you did without design, does it still exist somewhere, can I see it?

How often do you have daily and other regular team meetings (grooming, retro, sprint planning)?

What would you suggest to bring the architecture of a legacy project in order, considering that both frontenders, backend developers, and AI agents access the repository?

Don't know what specialty [name] has — frontend, backend, or DevOps, and what their role is in the company?

Do your QA engineers test only manually, or do they use automation (e2e)?

How do you act if a task is poorly formulated — for example, if you are told the specific location of a button and its color instead of a description of the problem?

Where exactly did you look at our product — on the main website or in the personal account?

Can you provide specific examples of UX solutions that you had to make independently without a ready-made design?

Do you have code review with mandatory approvals? How is it organized — do everyone review everyone, or only within their zone (front/back separately)?