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Web developers are at the core of digital transformation in Dubai—from e-commerce and government portals to fintech apps. Recruiters want to see coding skills, problem-solving, and adaptability.
Interview Questions and Answers
- What programming languages do you use?
"I mainly use JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and frameworks like React and Node.js."
- Describe a website you built and what tools you used.
"I built a real estate platform using React for frontend, Node.js for backend, and MongoDB for the database."
- How do you ensure websites are responsive?
"I use CSS media queries and frameworks like Bootstrap to make sure layouts adapt across screen sizes."
- What is your process for debugging code?
"I use browser developer tools, console logs, and testing frameworks like Jest to isolate issues."
- How do you keep up with new technologies?
"I follow GitHub trends, attend local dev meetups in Dubai, and take online courses."
- What content management systems (CMS) have you used?
"I’ve worked with WordPress, Drupal, and headless CMS platforms."
- How do you handle website performance optimization?
"By compressing assets, lazy loading images, and minimizing API calls."
- Have you worked with SEO or accessibility best practices?
"Yes, I use semantic HTML, meta tags, and alt attributes to improve accessibility and search rankings."
- How do you work with designers or content teams?
"I use Figma and collaborate on feedback cycles to ensure pixel-perfect implementation."
- Why do you want to work in Dubai?
"Dubai’s tech ecosystem is thriving, and I want to be part of a fast-paced, innovation-driven environment."
Final thoughts
Web development is competitive—stand out with a strong portfolio, communication skills, and real projects that show your capabilities.
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