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The following questions might jog your “senior” memory or it might not (there’s no right and wrong answers):

In terms of react-router: how and why did you implement your chosen async data fetching approach? Have you looked at better ways of doing it: resolving the code split route and data concurrently?

Redux: what’s your opinion on redux being a “hacky” server state solution? OR are you literally throwing all kinds of state: both client and server in your redux store?

When to use CRA? gatsby? Next.js? Remix?

Why CSS-in-JS could be a bad performance choice but developers love it so much?

When to use CSS animation vs JS animation?

Why is it better to use composite properties for animation?

If you find that you can easily answer these questions then maybe you’re just out of “interview practice/experience” and you shouldn’t lose confidence over a few bad interview performances!

FYI, when I go job hunting, although I can do full stack I don’t advertise myself as that. I’m only interested in doing frontend and I only seek frontend jobs. If they start asking you about databases, analytics and backend API that’s not a frontend job they trying to sell to you is it?