Hey everyone,

I recently launched Frontscope (https://www.frontscope.dev/), a free platform to help frontend devs (especially juniors/intermediates) really get core concepts.

Main highlights:

• Core frontend topics (CSS layouts, flexbox/grid, positioning, JS closures, event loop, promises/async, React hooks, etc.) explained with smooth animations + interactive demos

• Built-in JavaScript DSA practice problems (arrays, strings, trees, etc. with visual step-by-step execution)

• Curated FAANG-style frontend interview questions + explanations

• ATS-friendly resume builder tailored for frontend roles

• Flashcards, quick cheatsheets, and short blog-style deep dives

It’s still very much a work in progress — I’m adding more content weekly based on what people find useful.

If you’ve got 2–3 minutes, I’d genuinely appreciate:

• What feels most helpful / unique?

• Any confusing parts or topics that are missing?

• Bugs / UX annoyances you spot right away?

No pressure to sign up or anything — just trying to make something actually useful for the community I learn from every day.

Thanks in advance for any thoughts!