A round-by-round map of Airbnb's front end engineering loop — recruiter screen, online assessment, UI coding, frontend system design, code review, and behavioral — with what each round actually tests, how to prepare, the focus topics, and the common mistakes. Coding is one round of six; this shows you where the other five points go and how to weight your prep across a 4–6 week runway.
A practical introduction to frontend system design for interviews and real work — a repeatable framework (requirements, high-level architecture, data model, API and data flow, deep dives, trade-offs), the core areas you're expected to reason about (rendering strategy, component and state architecture, data fetching and caching, performance, accessibility, real-time), and a worked example designing an autocomplete search — with common mistakes and exercises.
A senior frontend system design guide to monoliths and microfrontends: one deployable app vs independently owned pieces, vertical vs horizontal splits, client-side vs server-side composition, host vs remote, Module Federation vs iframe, and the trade-offs that turn a vague interview answer into a confident architecture discussion.