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Premium unlocks the full coding and system-design depth behind the free workflow: deeper prompts, guided solutions where available, track/company depth, and saved progress while you prep.
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Coding depth
Practice a realistic React form with validation and async submit behavior.
System design depth
Work through UI architecture, persistence, validation, and recovery tradeoffs.
Solution depth
Use guided solution coverage where available to compare edge cases and tradeoffs.
Why upgrade now?
If you are just browsing, stay free. If you have interviews coming up, Premium reduces hunting and setup time so more of your session becomes practice.
Premium unlocks deeper coding and system-design prompts when you need more than warm-ups.
Use the browser workflow to code, preview, test, and review instead of assembling practice from scattered tabs.
Save progress, return to the next prompt, and keep your prep loop moving across sessions.
Risk reversal
Clear billing terms and a public refund policy. No hidden conditions at checkout.
Free Explorer
Use Premium for focused depth; keep Free Explorer for sampling and warm-ups.
| What matters | Free Explorer | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Practice depth | Selected free coding, trivia, and system design prompts | Full premium prompt sets across coding and system design |
| Interview sprint guidance | Public previews and warm-up paths | Track/company depth and guided solution coverage where available |
| Continuity | Local drafts and free browsing | Account-backed progress while using the full Premium library |
Practice with the same constraints you’ll face in real interviews: UI, state, performance, and review.
UI-first coding and practical front-end scenarios — growing over time.
Code + preview + tests + review signals — designed to feel like real interviews.
You start from realistic scaffolds, not blank files.
Saved work and tracking for signed-in accounts.
Front-end system design walkthroughs and prompts (expanding).
New content and improvements shipped regularly.
Product proof
Roadmap
FrontendAtlas is built to make you interview-ready faster by turning prep into repeatable practice loops.
What you do here:
- Solve realistic coding tasks with starter code + fast feedback (preview/tests)
- Learn core concepts in a way you can actually explain in interviews
- Practice front-end system design by making tradeoffs, not memorizing buzzwords
If you want “less reading, more doing” — this is the workflow.
It’s all in the browser — no setup tax.
Open the app → pick a task → code immediately.
No local project, no dependency hell, no “works on my machine”.
Desktop/laptop is recommended so you can use the editor/preview layout efficiently.
Best experience on modern desktop browsers:
- Chrome / Edge (top pick for speed + compatibility)
- Safari
- Firefox
Mobile/tablet works for reading and browsing, but serious practice is designed for desktop (editor + preview + checks).
You’ll practice the three things interviews actually test:
1) Coding tasks
Build/modify real UI and logic with starter code, then validate with preview/tests.
2) Concept questions
Short prompts that force clean mental models (the kind you can explain under pressure).
3) Front-end system design
Architecture prompts focused on constraints + tradeoffs (how seniors think).
Coverage is designed to match real job requirements:
- JavaScript / TypeScript fundamentals (async, closures, DOM, performance, etc.)
- HTML / CSS (layout, responsive UI, practical accessibility basics)
- React / Angular / Vue (component patterns, state, rendering, performance)
- Front-End System Design track (architecture and tradeoffs)
So you can prep for “framework interview” and “real-world frontend” at the same time.
Everything is structured to reduce decision fatigue and keep you consistent.
You can filter/sort by:
- Technology (JS/TS, HTML/CSS, React, Angular, Vue, System Design)
- Difficulty (ramp up without getting stuck or bored)
- Tags (the exact skill being tested: event delegation, memoization, layout, state, etc.)
This makes it easy to build a weekly plan: pick a focus → grind a tight set → level up.
Yes — many tasks include solutions and detailed explanations, and more are added over time.
When available, solutions focus on what matters in interviews:
- a clean baseline implementation
- edge cases + common mistakes
- tradeoffs between approaches (when it’s not just “one right answer”)
Some prompts are intentionally open-ended to mirror real interview discussion.
Yes — many tasks have live preview so you can iterate fast and see what you’re building immediately.
This is ideal for HTML/CSS and UI work where “correct” is visual.
If preview isn’t the right signal (pure logic), the task uses checks/tests instead — so you still get clear pass/fail feedback.
Yes — tasks that can be validated deterministically include checks/tests (common for JS/TS).
This helps you practice like a professional workflow:
write → run checks → fix edge cases → ship.
HTML/CSS tasks typically rely on live preview first, because visuals are the primary correctness signal.
Yes — your work is saved locally in your browser so you don’t lose progress mid-practice.
Why this matters:
- You can do short sessions (even 15–30 min) and continue later
- Your drafts stay private on your device by default
You can also reset any task back to the starter whenever you want to re-practice from scratch.
Yes.
Cancel anytime and you keep access until the end of your current billing period.
No “gotchas” — you’re just stopping the next renewal.
We handle refunds fairly and consistently, based on the rules in our Refund Policy.
Eligibility depends on factors like purchase type and usage.
For the exact terms, see /legal/refund.
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- the page URL or question id
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- Re-check billing details (name, address, ZIP/postal code if required)
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If it still fails: email support@frontendatlas.com with the time of the attempt + your account email.
Build in public
Recent shipped updates so you can evaluate momentum before buying.
Progress now feels more collectible, easier to understand, and visible when a badge is earned.
It is easier to jump from the first visit or sign-in flow into a useful practice task.
You can understand what a track or company prep page includes before deciding whether Premium is worth it.