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React Developer interview roadmap
The 7 skills React Developer interviews test, in the order to prepare them: the 2 core skills first, then the supporting ones, then the HR round every job has. Each skill climbs three steps, from explaining the basics to handling a real situation.
- 7 job skills
- 2 core
- 44 topics to know
- 3 steps each
- Fresher to 6 years
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Stage 1: Core skills
Asked in almost every interview for this job. Start here.
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UI framework
Components and props
- Fundamentals
- Applied
- Scenario
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UI framework
State and hooks
- Fundamentals
- Applied
- Scenario
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Stage 2: Supporting skills
Asked often. They set strong candidates apart.
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UI framework
Performance
- Fundamentals
- Applied
- Scenario
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Frontend architecture
State management
- Fundamentals
- Applied
- Scenario
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JavaScript
TypeScript
- Fundamentals
- Applied
- Scenario
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JavaScript
Async and promises
- Fundamentals
- Applied
- Scenario
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Testing
Component testing
- Fundamentals
- Applied
- Scenario
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Stage 3: HR and behavioral round
Every job has this round. Communication is scored in every answer.
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Behavioral
Ownership and impact
- Fundamentals
- Applied
- Scenario
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Behavioral
Teamwork and conflict
- Fundamentals
- Applied
- Scenario
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Behavioral
Learning and growth
- Fundamentals
- Applied
- Scenario
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Interview-ready
The core skills answered strongly on applied questions, at least half of the job's skills assessed and none of the key ones weak. Then your readiness reads Interview-ready.
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The three steps
How each skill is tested
Questions get harder as you get better at a skill. A step counts once you answer a question at that level well, in an interview or a practice session. Nobody ticks a step off: you show it.
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Fundamentals
Explain the basics and the key terms in your own words.
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Applied
Use it on a real task, the way the job does.
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Scenario
Decide in a realistic situation and explain the trade-offs.
Freshers start at the fundamentals. With 1 to 6 years of experience, questions start at the applied step.
What does a React Developer interview cover?
7 of the job's own skills: the core ones, Components and props and State and hooks, then Performance, State management, TypeScript, Async and promises and Component testing. Every interview also has the HR and behavioral round (Ownership and impact, Teamwork and conflict and Learning and growth).
Which skills should I prepare first for a React Developer interview?
Start with the core skills: Components and props and State and hooks. They come up in almost every React Developer interview. Then move on to Performance, State management, TypeScript, Async and promises and Component testing.
What kind of questions are asked in a React Developer interview?
The interview types are Mixed, Technical, Frontend architecture and Behavioral. Each skill is asked at three levels: Fundamentals (explain the basics and the key terms in your own words), Applied (use it on a real task, the way the job does), Scenario (decide in a realistic situation and explain the trade-offs).
Is this React Developer roadmap for freshers?
Yes. Freshers start at the fundamentals. With 1 to 6 years of experience, questions start at the applied step.
How do I know I'm ready for a React Developer interview?
When the core skills are answered strongly on applied questions, at least half of the job's skills are assessed and none of the key ones is weak. A mock interview measures this for you, skill by skill.
Is it free?
Reading the roadmap is free. Tracking your progress on it needs a free account, and your first mock interview (3 questions) is free, with no card needed.
See where you really stand
Your first React Developer interview is free: 3 questions, a score and feedback for each, and your first steps on this roadmap, in about 10 minutes.