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uiready.dev
Leetcode for frontend questions.
Practice JavaScript and frontend UI interview questions in a browser workspace with live tests, framework variants, worked solutions, and structured study plans.
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“Leetcode for frontend questions. ”
uiready.dev was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #136 on the daily leaderboard. Practice JavaScript and frontend UI interview questions in a browser workspace with live tests, framework variants, worked solutions, and structured study plans.
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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Amritanshu, the maker of UIReady.
Frontend interviews ask you to build something that works and explain your decisions. UIReady gives you a place to practise both.
Pick a question, write your answer in the browser, and run the tests. When you get stuck, open the worked solution to see the implementation, diagrams, and edge cases. UI exercises let you practise the same component in React, Vue, Angular, or Vanilla JavaScript.
Try Debounce first. Its solution shows how repeated calls reset the timer and why a plain setTimeout won't do the job. If you're preparing for system design, the free Autocomplete guide walks through request races, caching, and accessibility.
There are 680+ coding questions, with 480+ free. Premium unlocks the remaining coding questions, full study plans, and most of the 54 system-design solutions.
Start here: https://uiready.dev/questions/de...
Which part of frontend interviews do you find hardest to practise? I'd love your feedback on the questions and explanations.
You can also find me on X: https://x.com/CodexWithK
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amri...