Frontend Interviews is an AI-powered practice and hiring platform built specifically for frontend engineering. Candidates can run realistic voice interviews, solve framework-free, framework-specific, or system-design tasks, and receive feedback linked to their actual answers and workspace activity. Unlike generic question banks, it adapts follow-ups in real time, separates coaching from evaluation, and turns each session into evidence you can review, retry, and share.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built Frontend Interviews around a simple problem: most interview prep tells you what to study, but not how you actually perform when you have to explain a decision, write code, handle a follow-up, or defend a tradeoff in real time.
Frontend Interviews creates that missing practice loop:
🎙️ Real-time AI-led frontend interviews with adaptive follow-up questions
💻 Coding tasks for JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, browser APIs, algorithms, and framework-specific rounds
🧩 A dedicated frontend system-design interview with an interactive architecture board
🧠 Separate Coach Mode for Practice and Courses, so learning support never leaks into evaluation
📎 Evidence-based reports connected to actual answers, code, checks, and workspace activity
🔁 Adaptive lessons with feedback, retries, transfer tasks, and spaced review
👥 Hiring-team workflows for building interviews, inviting candidates, and reviewing consistent evidence
One principle shaped the product: if there is not enough real evidence to assess something, the system should say so instead of inventing a plausible score.
The product is live, and new users can try the interview experience for free. I’d especially value feedback on two things: does the experience feel like a real frontend interview, and does the report make the next improvement clear?
Thanks for taking a look — I’ll be here throughout the launch to answer questions and learn from your feedback.