She asked some basic questions questions like which UI frameworks I know and whether or not I'm familiar with backend frameworks. Regarding the backend technologies, I answered I've worked with Node JS, Java, ServiceNow, and AWS. She corrected me that AWS was the wrong answer. I built a dynamo DB using AWS platform. WTF 🤡
Write an UI component using any framework
Given a JSON object, build a page of items from that JSON that meets specific design parameters (4 items per row, color of title, border, margins, padding all according to spec). The spec was ugly, IMO, but whatever... I was given the design specs and was not interviewing as a designer, but as a developer. Requirements included fading images in/out on mouseover, delete an item from the list, undo a deletion, etc. Additional features included sprite display from an Amazon-provided spritesheet for showing the number of stars on reviews. All in all, it was a pretty good mix of tasks that a front end developer would be required to do on a day-to-day basis. It's that same stuff I do every day, really, except that the design specifications I usually work from are much nicer looking upon completion. I provided 100% working, validated code exactly to spec in just over two hours, tested locally on MAMP. Despite matching the exact functionality, I failed the test, or missed the point of it, because the result I got back was "we are not moving forward at this time." Pretty abrupt and non-descript considering the amount of hounding the recruiter engaged in prior to my taking the test. Never spoke with anyone from Amazon other than the recruiter and did not receive feedback from the coding review team as to what they did not like about my code.
can we create custom event in javascript if yes thenhow?
If I were to work remotely, how would I ensure that I didn't feel isolated from the rest of the team?
Build a REST/GraphQl based API to serve the content of a directory (imagine File Manager) to the consumer.
Develop a 3x3 grid game where 1 grid will be highlighted every second. Clicking on the highlighted grid will increase the score, clicking on the non-highlighted grid will decrease the score by 1.
Describe a time when you confronted an issue and didn't know how to solve it? Whats steps did you take?
He asked me to write small algorithms using Javascript and run it on JSfiddle.
Experience in Nodes JS and Frontend technologies like Angular
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