➀ Analog Clock
➁ Digital Clock
➂ World Clock
➃ Localised Clock (based on Timezone)
➄ Stopwatch
➅ Timer
➆ Counter (specific seconds)
➇ Hello Message based on time of day
➈ Display Day of Week
➍ Random Generator
➀ Message
➁ Quote
➂ Joke
➃ Eminent Personality
➄ Twitter Profile
➅ Food
➆ Book
➇ Movie
➈ Song
➉ Color
➀➀ Shape
➀➁ Touring Spot
➀➂ Stock
➎ UI
➀ Generate Color
➁ Generate Gradient Color
➂ Accept a text, return a message
➃ Image Slider
➄ Image Carousel
➅ Flash Cards
➆ Square Cards
➇ Sticky Notes
➈ Typewriter style Writing
➉ Contact Form
➀➀ Form validation
➀➁ Modal Popup
➀➂ Sticky Navigation
➀➃ Accordion
➀➄ Tooltip
➀➅ Background Colour Switcher
➀➆ Dark Mode/Light Mode Theme
➀➇ Star Rating
➏ Game
➀ Tic Tac Toe
➁ Rock Paper Scissor
➂ Balloon Popping
Pop the Balloon by moving mouse over them
➃ Coin Toss
➄ Snake Ladder
➅ Dice Game
➆ Guess a Number
➇ Word Guessing
➈ Math Calculation
➉ Whack-a-mole!
➐ API
➀ Unsplash API
➁ Weather API
➂ IMDb API
➃ Wikipedia API
➄ Marvel API
➅ Github API
➆ Recipes
➇ Restaurants
➈ RSS News Feed
➉ Twitter API
➀➀ Words API
➀➁ Google Translate API
➀➂ Dictionary
➀➃ Text to Speech
➀➄ Any Stock API
➀➅ Crypto Price API
➀➆ Currency Exchange
➀➇ Covid-19 API
➑ App
➀ Quiz
➁ TODO List
➂ Notes List
➃ Grocery Tracker
➄ Monthly Budget
➅ Shopping Cart
➆ Digital Course App
➇ Music Player
➈ Video Player
⬖ The questions covered here are mostly conceptual.
⬘ I never claim only these type of questions are/should be asked during interviews.
⬗ For interviews, you should have fundamentals strong. And you should be able to provide solutions to practical problems.
✧ Comparison is one of the best technique to understand multiple concepts easily with less effort.
✧ Moreover, it also helps us understanding the use case for each.
Here, I have listed 50+ such questions from HTML, CSS & JavaScript.
➊ HTML
➀ "element" vs "tag"
➁ "head" vs "header"
➂ "link" vs "a"
➃ "div" vs "span"
➄ "ol" vs "ul" vs "dl"
➅ "th" vs "td"
➆ "radio" vs "checkbox"
➇ "q" vs "blockquote"
➈ "strong" vs "b"
➉ "em" vs "i"
➀➀ "strong" vs "em"
➀➁ "block" vs "inline"