Glora Solution Interview Questions and Answers

Display flex is a CSS property that allows flexible layout of items in a container. Grid system is a layout system that uses rows and columns for organizing content.

• Display flex is used to create a flexible layout where items can grow or shrink to fit the container

• Grid system is a layout system that uses rows and columns to organize content in a structured way

• Example of display flex: justify-content: center; align-items: center; flex-direction: row;

• Example of grid system: gri...read more

Check if array is even or odd in JavaScript

• Loop through the array and check if the length is divisible by 2 to determine if it's even

• Use the modulo operator (%) to check if the length is odd

I am proficient in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Adobe XD, Sketch, and Figma.

• HTML

• CSS

• JavaScript

• Adobe XD

• Sketch

• Figma

In Active Directory, the major issue I faced was with replication between domain controllers.

• Replication issues between domain controllers caused authentication problems for users.

• Had to troubleshoot and resolve DNS and firewall issues to ensure proper replication.

• Implemented monitoring tools to proactively identify and resolve replication issues.

• Documented the troubleshooting steps and resolution for future reference.

Flex allows items to grow or shrink to fit the container, while block takes up the full width available.

• Flex items can be resized to fit the container using flex-grow and flex-shrink properties.

• Block elements take up the full width available and stack vertically by default.

• Flex items can be aligned horizontally or vertically using justify-content and align-items properties.

• Block elements can be styled using margin and padding properties to create space around them.

Some problems faced during designing include lack of user research, unclear requirements, scope creep, and technical constraints.

• Lack of user research leading to designs that don't meet user needs

• Unclear requirements causing confusion and rework

• Scope creep leading to project delays and budget overruns

• Technical constraints limiting design possibilities