Hey all, Harry here 👋 Had a question, we want to run some Q&A sessions for everyone interested in Frontend, Freelancing, AI etc or just anything you're curious on in the industry/tech directly with me. What days would suit you best? Kindest regards, Harry Ashton

Hey everyone 👋Quick community share for today. @Harry Ashton just dropped a new YouTube video, and it hits on something we see all the time 👉 Most junior frontend developers are missing one critical thing in their job applications, even when they’re capable. This video isn’t about: - Learning more frameworks - Building more projects - Grinding harder It’s about what hiring managers are actually looking for when they review junior frontend applications and why so many good candidates get skipped. In the video, Harry breaks down: - The signal companies really look for (and why most portfolios miss it) - How to show your thinking, not just your tools - What makes someone feel “interview-ready” to a hiring manager - How to improve your applications without starting from scratch If you’ve ever thought: - “I know this stuff, but I’m not getting callbacks” - “I don’t know what I’m doing wrong” - “I feel capable, but invisible” This one is worth your time. 🎥 Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdtwgIQ3eZE After you watch, bring it back to the community: What part of the hiring process feels most unclear for you right now, portfolio, resume, or explaining your work? That conversation is where the real value is.

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Hey everyone 👋 We know how tough it can feel to break into tech or make a career switch into frontend development — especially when you’re stuck in tutorials and not sure what to do next. That’s why we’re excited to announce that we’ll soon be launching free resources right here in the Frontend Now Community to help you take action and move forward Here’s what’s on the way: - Beginner-friendly guides on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - Portfolio project ideas you can actually build and showcase to recruiters - Practical career tips for landing your first frontend job or freelance project - Advice from senior developers and alumni who’ve already walked this path The goal is simple: give you the tools and confidence to go from learning → building → landing real opportunities While we get these resources ready, I’d love your input: What’s the one free resource that would help you the most right now, a coding guide, a portfolio checklist, or interview prep? Drop your thoughts below ⬇️ so we can make sure these resources give you exactly what you need to succeed