Live Code Review for Frontend Developers

We hop on a call, go through your code, and see what’s strong and what’s weak.

We separate solid decisions from questionable ones — with an explanation of what’s wrong, why it matters, and what to improve first.

A good fit if you:

• want to grow as a developer
• want to understand the quality of your code better
• write code and aren’t sure how good it really is
• often overcomplicate things or doubt your decisions

Price: 1500₴

What you can bring: pet project / take-home task / GitHub repo / work code / a single fragment.

What you get

After the call you’ll have a clear picture, not just a list of comments:

• what in the code is actually weak
• what can stay as is
• what to improve first
• what more mature frontend solutions look like

Useful both for day-to-day work and for interview prep.

What we do on the call

You show your code and give brief context.

Then we go through it together in a live format: structure, readability, decomposition, TypeScript, components, state management, naming, architectural choices, unnecessary complexity, possible issues with the approach. I explain what’s wrong, why it matters, and how I’d think about it in that spot.

What not to expect

This is not LeetCode, algorithms, or backend, DevOps, or infrastructure.

And it’s not an audit of a huge legacy codebase. If the codebase is too big, bring a concrete piece or a concrete task.

NDA

If you’re showing work code, you’re responsible for complying with any NDA. You decide whether you can show this material, whether to hide anything, and whether to prepare a safe fragment in advance.

Want to understand the real level of your code?

Bring a project, a take-home, or a piece of code. On the call we’ll see what’s already good, where the weak spots are, and what’s really worth improving.

FAQ

Do I need to send code in advance?

No. We can look at it right on the call.

Can I bring code from work?

Yes, if you’re sure you’re allowed to show it.

Can I come without a specific question?

You can, but a review request usually makes it much more useful.

Will you rewrite the code for me?

No. I walk through your decisions, point out weak spots, and explain how to think more clearly.

Is this only for interview prep?

No. It’s useful both for people looking for a job and for those already working.