Ace Your Next Front-End System Design Interview

2 Weeks

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Cohort-based Course

 Need to Learn Front End System Design WITHOUT Endlessly Scouring the Internet? You're in the right place.

Course overview

Need to Learn Front End System Design WITHOUT Endlessly Scouring the Internet?

At this point in your career, you have probably spent countless hours pouring over blog after blog and digging through a million YouTube videos to find tips and instructions for system design. So many companies across the world want candidates with these skills, but where do you go to master it?


Ace Your Front End System Design Interview teaches you everything you need to know about Front-End System Design.




Here’s Exactly What Our Course Covers:


User Interface (UI) Components: Design a variety of UI elements such as buttons, forms, menus, and many other interactive elements.


User Experience (UX): Learn to create an intuitive and enjoyable UX, considering a variety of factors such as navigation, accessibility, and visual appeal.


Responsiveness: Create a flawless design that is highly responsive for various screen sizes and devices, ensuring a seamless user experience.


Data Management: Organize data collection, storage, and manipulation on the client side, while optimizing for performance.


State Management: Manage and update the application to reflect user interactions and data changes, based upon what’s important for the platform and user.


Client-Side Routing: Optimal client-side routing allows for smoother and more dynamic user experiences while avoiding full-page reloads.


Back-End Integration: Lay out the communication between the front and back end, including API endpoints and data formats.


Security: We’ll discuss security measures, such as input validation, to protect against cross-site scripting (XSS) and ensure secure data transmission.


Performance Optimization: Develop code and assets to minimize load times and enhance overall performance.


Browser Compatibility: Manage cross-browser compatibility to ensure a consistent experience across various web browsers.


Scalability: The goal is to have a system that can handle a LOT of traffic, with a minimal management team, which is much more doable today than ever before.

Interview questions they’re guaranteed to ask


Exactly what they will expect you to demonstrate on assessments of your skill.


How to stand out as a top-tier candidate.


As part of this course, I’ll walk you through how to design:


Amazon

Netflix

Meta’s Newsfeed


You'll also have all of your questions answered as this course is a LIVE cohort, giving you access to live tutorials, Q&As, and more. 

Who is this course for

01

Front-end Software Engineers looking to ace their front-end system design interview.

02

Front-end Software Engineers who lack clarity and confidence in systems design.

03

Front-end Software Engineers who want to get promoted and advance in their careers.

What you’ll get out of this course

Understand the fundamentals of front-end system design

Learn the front-end system design fundamentals and how to tie them all together during your system design interview or technical discussion.

Confidence in your own ability to design scalable front-end systems.

With the tools provided, you will go from lack of confidence and confusion to feeling confident and having clarity in your ability to design a front-end system at scale.

Learn the type of questions you'll be asked during a front-end system design interview

If you've ever wondered what type of questions are asked during front-end system design interviews and how you're being evaluated, this is for you.

How to answer any front-end system design question

We will discuss the format that helped me pass my Google front-end system design interview.

Design Metas Newsfeed with me

We will design Metas Newsfeed together.

Course syllabus

9 live sessions • 7 lessons • 4 lessons • 1 project
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  • Week 1

    Jan 8—Jan 14

    Modules

    • Welcome, and the fundamentals of front-end system design part one

  • Week 2

    Jan 15—Jan 18

    Modules

    • How you're being evaluated during a front-end system design interview

    • How to answer any front-end system design question

    • Design Metas Newsfeed together

  • Post-Course

    Events

    • May

      14

      Welcome and fundamentals of front-end system design part one

      Tue, May 14, 1:30 AM - 2:30 AM UTC

    • May

      14

      Optional: Office hours

      Tue, May 14, 2:45 AM - 3:45 AM UTC

    • May

      15

      Fundamentals of front-end system design part two

      Wed, May 15, 1:30 AM - 2:30 AM UTC

    • May

      15

      Optional: Office hours

      Wed, May 15, 2:45 AM - 3:45 AM UTC

    • May

      15

      Optional: Office hours

      Wed, May 15, 2:45 AM - 3:45 AM UTC

    • May

      15

      Optional: Office hours

      Wed, May 15, 2:45 AM - 3:45 AM UTC

    • May

      16

      How to answer any front-end system design questions and interviewer expectations

      Thu, May 16, 1:30 AM - 2:30 AM UTC

    • May

      16

      Design Notion together

      Thu, May 16, 1:30 AM - 2:30 AM UTC

    • May

      16

      Optional: Office hours

      Thu, May 16, 2:45 AM - 3:45 AM UTC

    Modules

    • Slack community with access to instructor

    • Paid subscription for newsletter for a year

    • 1 on 1 coaching for a month

Meet your instructor

Ricardo Morales

Ricardo Morales

Senior Engineering Manager, LinkedIn Top Voice, 34K followers.


I love seeing students learn system design and get clarity around a topic shrouded in mystery and complexity.

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Course schedule

3-5 hours a week for 2 weeks

  • Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays (Dec 6, 7, 12, 13, 14)

    9:30 PM - 10:30 PM EST


  • Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays Office Hours

    If there are any questions you have, ill be around for about an hour after each class to answer them.

  • Your Project Will Be To Design A Section of Metas Newsfeed

    1 hour on week 2

    You will have a break out room with a buddy and you will design a section of Metas newsfeed.

Learning is better with cohorts

Learning is better with cohorts

Active hands-on learning

This course builds on live workshops and hands-on projects

Interactive and project-based

You’ll be interacting with other learners through breakout rooms and project teams

Learn with a cohort of peers

Join a community of like-minded people who want to learn and grow alongside you

Frequently Asked Questions

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