Short course · Beginner to intermediate

The frontend portfolio that gets you shortlisted

Three lessons on what a reviewer actually opens, what they check in ninety seconds, and the JavaScript questions that follow.

3 lessons 23 min of reading Free · no account Practice set at the end

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Why this course exists

Nobody reads your portfolio the way you built it. A reviewer with forty links to get through gives each one about ninety seconds, in a fixed order, looking for reasons to stop. This course is that order.

What you need first

Basic HTML, CSS and JavaScript
Any component framework — React is assumed but not required

Who it is for

Students applying for frontend, full-stack and product roles

What you will be able to do afterwards

Know the ninety-second path a reviewer takes through your project, and put what matters on it
Avoid the four things that get a project closed before the code is read
Answer the JavaScript fundamentals that follow from any React project
Write a README that does the work of a covering letter

The 3 lessons

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01 The ninety seconds that decide it 7 min The fixed order a reviewer moves in, the four things that end the review immediately, and what to put on the path they actually walk. 02 The JavaScript questions that follow 10 min The six fundamentals that get asked because your project uses them — closures, the event loop, this, equality, immutability and re-renders. 03 The README, and the review you run yourself 6 min A README template that does a covering letter's work, plus a fifteen-point self-review to run before you send any link. ✓ Frontend fundamentals set 8 min 8 questions, marked instantly with an explanation for every option.

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