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HTML/CSS

• What is your favourite CSS and HTML property and element?
• What distinguishes HTML from CSS?
• What are floats and when would you use them?
• When would you use positioning?
• What is the difference between rems and ems?
• Can you give an example of a pseudo element?
• What are vendor prefixes?

Workflow and Tools

• What's your typical workflow like?
• What do you use as your primary text editor?
• What text editors have you used and what did you like about them?
• What browsers do you typically test in and support?
• Do you use SASS or LESS?
• Have you ever used Git, Bitbucket or Subversion?
• How are your photoshop skills?
• Can you recreate an image asset?
• What's the first thing do when you have a bug in your code?
• What's the process usually like when something in your code won't work the way you want?

Responsive

• What does responsive mean?
• How would you make something responsive?
• Have you ever done responsive emails? Do you know what it entails?

Javascript

• How would you rank your JS knowledge?
• What is JavaScript?
• What is jQuery?
• What is event binding?
• Is there a difference between a function and a method?
• What is the difference between a parameter and an argument?
• Have you used any libraries other than jQuery?
• Do you lint your code? If so, which linters do you regularly use?
• Any experience with front end Javascript frameworks (Angular, Backbone, Ember)?
• What is an API?
• What is an AJAX request?
• What is JSON?

Miscellaneous

• Have you ever done any paired/group programming?
• What's the first thing do when you have a bug in your code?
• What kind of sites do you look at to stay informed?
• What are you reading these days?
• What do you like to do in your free time?