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Accessibility, state management, component design, media optimization, rendering strategies, fonts, testing, and deployment — the intermediate tier where most mid-level interviews actually live. Part 2 of the Frontend Roadmap series.
Goal: Master the intermediate-tier concepts — accessibility, state management, component design, media, rendering strategies, fonts, testing, and deployment — that distinguish strong mid-level frontend engineers.
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