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When I first used flex layout to implement just that layout, the technical aspect of it took maybe an hour to learn. And then it took two weeks to get a working prototype that mostly did what I wanted it to do. That was in a situation where I had a very clear idea what I want. There are a million parameters and requirements that would change the way how you implement that layout, even if you stay in the confines of flex only, that I really don't see the benefit of asking such a question in an interview, other than expecting a long list of questions being asked back to me. Likewise, someone who either does not know flex layout or can improvise that particular layout should not really be in an interview for a frontend gig - at least not in my opinion.

I would also suggest some whiteboarding in videos to explain few concepts every now and then and then show the course Tysm for the video

I think grid-template-areas more clean answer for this question

what happens when the interviewer tells not to use flex or grid?

so difficult lol