Web & Frontend
The skills a Web & Frontend assessment can cover, how the assessment runs, and a sample question to try.
Skills covered
Candidates declare the skills they have, and each sitting is generated for their target role and those skills. These are skills from this field that an assessment can cover.
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- TypeScript
- React
- Accessibility (a11y)
- Responsive Design
- Web Performance
- Browser APIs
Sample question
A button is built from a plain div with a click handler. What is the most important problem with it?
- AIt renders more slowly than a native button element
- BKeyboard and screen-reader users cannot reach or activate it without extra work
- CIt cannot be styled with CSS
- DIt stops the page from being indexed by search engines
Show the answer
B. Keyboard and screen-reader users cannot reach or activate it without extra work
A native button is focusable, announced as a button and activated by Enter and Space. A div gets none of that unless you add a role, tabindex and key handling yourself.
A sample only. Real questions are generated fresh for each sitting, so this exact question will not appear.
What the assessment looks like
A 25-question skills test and a 7-question text interview, about 50 minutes in total.
Sections
- Multiple-choice questions12 questions
- Scenario questions8 questions
- Written case questions5 questions
- AI text interview questions7 questions
- Total time
- About 50 minutes
- Score validity
- Your verified score stays valid for 90 days.
- Retakes
- One free early retake every 90 days; Premium adds a second.
Look around first. You can browse jobs and save the ones you like before taking the assessment. Saving a job doesn’t require it; applying does.