1) I think front-end development will increasingly focus on performance, accessibility, and the integration of AI tools into user interfaces. 2) I usually break the problem into smaller pieces, research possible solutions, and if needed, I ask colleagues for feedback. 3) CSS Grid is great for two-dimensional layouts, while Flexbox is better for aligning elements in one dimension. I often combine both depending on the design. 4) Accessibility is about making sure all users, including people with disabilities, can use the website. I use semantic HTML and add alt text for images. 5) I optimize images, use lazy loading, and minify CSS and JavaScript files to improve page load time. 6) I test my websites by checking them on different browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, and I use responsive design tools to simulate devices. 7) I usually inspect the code, try to reproduce the bug, and then use browser developer tools to identify the root cause. 8) I use Git for version control, creating branches for new features, and I always write clear commit messages to keep the history organized. 9) I prefer React because of its component-based architecture, reusability, and strong community support. 10) I usually start by creating wireframes, then I set up the project structure with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and finally I integrate the design with APIs if needed.

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