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Here are some of the most popular CSS types: - Inline CSS: Embedded directly in HTML elements using the style attribute. - Internal CSS: Defined within the <style> element in the <head> section. - External CSS: Defined in a .css file and linked via the <link> element. - Imported CSS: Allows stylesheets to import rules from other stylesheets. - Media queries: Used for responsive design, applying styles based on screen size. 14. What is the difference between classes and IDs in CSS? Classes are used to define reusable styles, which can be applied to multiple elements. IDs are unique identifiers for individual elements, and each page should only have one

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Here are some of the most popular CSS types: - Inline CSS: Embedded directly in HTML elements using the style attribute. - Internal CSS: Defined within the <style> element in the <head> section. - External CSS: Defined in a .css file and linked via the <link> element. - Imported CSS: Allows stylesheets to import rules from other stylesheets. - Media queries: Used for responsive design, applying styles based on screen size. 14. What is the difference between classes and IDs in CSS? Classes are used to define reusable styles, which can be applied to multiple elements. IDs are unique identifiers for individual elements, and each page should only have one

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1.

In your last role, what were your responsibilities as a


web developer?

The purpose of this question is to assess the candidate's knowledge


of the role and their experience. Look out for candidates with
experience in similar positions, an understanding of the duties of
web developers, and the capacity and willingness to take on new
responsibilities.

2. Can you tell me about your experience with different


programming languages?

This question assesses the candidate's familiarity with different


programming languages and determines whether further training is
needed.  

Keep an eye out for candidates with coding experience in the same
languages as the ones your organization uses – they’ll be able to get
up to speed faster and not need as much training to become
productive. 

3. What motivated you to become a web developer?

This question assesses whether candidates are passionate about


their work and helps you evaluate their motivation for applying at
your company. Look for passion and enthusiasm for web
development, a good understanding of the position's requirements,
and enough experience in a similar role.
4. Can you recall a time when a client was unhappy with
your work? How did you handle this?

The purpose of this question is to assess the candidate's customer-


service and conflict-resolution skills. Look for evidence of applicants’
ability to communicate well with others, to maintain high levels of
customer satisfaction, and to resolve conflicts successfully. 

5. Can you tell me about the skills that make you a good
web developer?

Ask this question to determine whether the candidate's skills match


your requirements. Look for a sense of confidence in their abilities
and skills.

6. What has been your most challenging project in web


development? 

This question assesses the candidate's level of experience and their


ability to adapt to change, deal with unforeseen circumstances, and
solve problems. Look for candidates who can work well under
pressure, resolve conflicts, and overcome roadblocks to complete
projects successfully.

7. In your previous role, did you have direct contact with


clients?

This question aims to determine whether the candidate would be a


good fit for your team if the role calls for client communication and
management. Look for candidates with excellent communication and
interpersonal skills, client-facing experience, and adaptability to
various environments.

8. How would you describe your ideal working


environment?

The purpose of this question is to determine if a candidate would be


a good fit for your company. Look for candidates with work
experience in various environments who can easily adapt to new
teams and methods of work.

9. What do you do to stay on top of industry news and


trends?

This question determines whether candidates are passionate about


web development and keep themselves up-to-date with the latest
industry trends. Look for applicants with working knowledge of
current trends and developments in the industry, as well as those
who are enthusiastic about web development as a whole. 

10. What is the best way to explain the web-development


process to clients unfamiliar with the field?

This question assesses a candidate's ability to explain industry terms


to non-technical clients. 

Look for applicants who show an ability to communicate effectively


with others, especially those with non-technical backgrounds, and
can translate industry-specific knowledge into simpler terms to adapt
it to various audiences.
11.  What steps do you take to ensure your work is error-
free?

This question assesses a candidate's web-development process, and


especially whether they double-check their work. Look for candidates
who can show evidence of successfully catching mistakes in the past
and who have an established process for detecting and eliminating
errors.

17 basic interview questions for junior web


developers

In this section, you’ll find 17 interview questions you can ask junior
applicants. Use them to evaluate whether your candidates have the
basic skills they need for the role.

1. How do SOAP and REST differ?

SOAP (short for Simple Object Access Protocol) is a web development


protocol that works with XML. REST (short for Representational State
Transfer) is an architectural platform that also works with XML but
can additionally work with HTML and plain text. 
An important note is that REST can use SOAP, but SOAP cannot use
REST. 

2. In web development, what is the purpose of a


namespace?
Namespaces are simple global objects that hold properties, methods,
and other objects inside them. Namespaces use modularity so users
can resume code without naming conflicts.

3. In HTML5, what new input types are available?

HTML has undergone multiple revamps in recent years, making it


easy to work with. New input types for HTML5 include:

 Email
 URL
 Datetime-local
 Month
 Color
 Number range

4. HTML5 has five elements to support media content.


What are they?

The five main elements that support media content in HTML5 are:


 <track>
 <audio>
 <video>
 <embed>
 <source>

5. Can you tell me what SVG is and why it is used?

The term SVG refers to Scalable Vector Graphics. You can use SVG to
display vector-based graphics online. It renders graphical content
based on an XML format. By using SVG, the user can create high-
quality images with superior graphical content.

6.  In HTML, what is the purpose of Canvas?

Adding Canvas to HTML5 allows users to draw graphics on the go


using JavaScript. You can draw boxes, paths, circles, images, and
more on <canvas> utilizing various methods.

7. How do Canvas and SVG differ?

Canvas is dependent on resolution and does not support event


handlers. For rendering applications on a small scale, Canvas works
well. 

SVG is not dependent on resolution and supports event handlers. For


large-scale rendering applications, SVG is the optimal choice. 

8. What can you do to reduce page loading time?

A website's page loading time is affected by a number of factors. It


can, however, be vastly reduced by implementing some methods,
such as:

 Image-size reduction
 Minimizing caching and redirection 
 HTTP compression
 Lookups reduction
 Removal of unnecessary widgets 
9. What is CORS?

CORS, short for Cross-origin Resource Sharing, is a mechanism


allowing multiple resources to be requested simultaneously from a
domain outside the current request domain.

10. How are localStorage and sessionStorage objects


different?

With localStorage, there is no expiry for stored data, and it does not
delete data when you close the window. With sessionStorage, an
object is only valid for a single session, and it’s deleted immediately
when you close the window. 

11. Can you tell me about some of the new features that


CSS3 brings?
Many changes have been made to CSS3 to make it more powerful
and user-friendly. Some of those features are:

 Animation
 Custom layout
 Media queries
 Rounded corners

12. How does Responsive Web Design (RWD) work in


HTML and CSS?

With responsive web design, web pages can be scaled across


multiple resolutions with minimal screen tears. A web page's
structure automatically adapts to the device it is viewed on to
provide the best viewing experience.

13. Among the CSS types, what are some of the most
popular?

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