
CT Frontend Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 24 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at CT.
Front End Developer
I did a skills test with a real-time task, and then got asked some basic questions like why I'm the best person for the job. Finally, I had to record a short self-introduction video.
- Can you explain in 4-6 sentences why you're the best candidate for this role?
- Could you tell me about your last or current job title?
- What were your daily tasks in that role?
Front End Developer
Honestly, I'd say avoid applying here. Once you submit your resume, they'll ask you to complete a short form, then a 15-minute recorded video interview, and finally a 1-hour coding challenge. You won't speak to a real person until after you've completed all of these. The form itself took me about 1.5 hours, and it was full of strict warnings about not copying or using AI, with immediate rejection as a consequence. The technical test, which they claim is 1 hour, actually requires building a full custom WordPress template with multiple settings and a form, only allowing one form plugin. This task is realistically a 10-hour job, and then you have to upload your work back into the same form. The video interview also took longer than the advertised 15 minutes and included questions about salary expectations. It's concerning because they likely receive hundreds of applications globally, meaning candidates invest at least 12 hours without knowing if their salary demands are reasonable. Many reviews mention a lack of response, which makes sense given the sheer volume of custom templates they'd have to review. Essentially, they don't value your time, and you won't interact with a human unless you dedicate at least 12 hours to the application. This is just the first step, with more interviews and unpaid tests apparently following.
- Which WordPress project have you completed that you're most proud of, and could you explain your reasons?
- What makes you the ideal candidate for this position?
- What are your salary expectations for this role?
Front End Developer
So, first there were 2 technical rounds, and then a 1-to-1 round. In the technical rounds, I had to convert a PSD to an HTML, CSS, JS webpage. The PSDs got harder each round. The first round, I just had to make one section with a nav bar and forms. The second round, I had to make a whole landing page with different sections.
- Were you asked basic questions that you typically face in the final round with HR?
CT Frontend Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from CT interview reports.
“Convert a PSD file to a website?”
Read reports →“Given some code, identify and fix the errors.”
Read reports →“Build a pixel perfect landing page using HTML/CSS from a given .psd file within an hour.”
Read reports →“Could you convert a PSD file into HTML and CSS?”
Read reports →“Could you convert the provided PSD file into HTML and CSS?”
Read report →“Design a webpage”
Read report →“How would you convert a PSD to a webpage using only HTML and CSS within sixty minutes?”
Read report →“Explain how to make a web application more responsive and user-friendly.”
Read report →“Would you be willing to work in the USA time zone?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 24 CT interview reports.