Web Development
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Node.js, REST APIs and databases: the skills most fresher web roles test, from layout questions to building a small feature.
What you are tested on
- HTML semantics and CSS layout
- JavaScript fundamentals and async code
- React components, state and hooks
- Node.js, Express and REST APIs
- Authentication and deployment basics
Practice problems (16 in total)
Roadmaps
Web Development Roadmap for Freshers
From semantic HTML to a deployed full-stack app: the order that gets a fresher job-ready fastest.
Full-Stack TypeScript with Next.js Roadmap
Build and ship typed full-stack apps with TypeScript, React, Next.js and well-designed APIs.
Blockchain and Smart Contract Fundamentals Roadmap
Understand how blockchains work and write, test and securely deploy simple Solidity contracts on a testnet.
JavaScript and TypeScript Roadmap
The language of the web, learned properly: fundamentals, async code, the DOM, then TypeScript for real projects.
Full-Stack Developer After B.Tech
Build the skills and portfolio needed for junior full-stack roles using the JavaScript ecosystem.
How your Web Development rating works
You start at 1200. Each timed, rated test moves your Web Development rating up or down, the way chess ratings move. Recruiters see the number and the band (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced or Expert), so they can judge your skill before reading a résumé. See a sample profile.
Questions about Web Development
What do web developer interviews ask freshers?
Expect JavaScript fundamentals (closures, promises), CSS layout, a framework such as React, and how an API and a database fit together. Many also ask you to build a small page or endpoint.
How is a Codveri web rating useful?
It is a number from timed tests, so a recruiter can see what you can do before reading your résumé.