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Wix Coding Interview Questions

25 Wix coding interview problems with full optimal solutions — 16 easy, 7 medium, 2 hard. Every problem ships with multiple approaches (brute-force first, then the optimal), complexity tables for each, company-specific tips on what an Wix interviewer values, and a FAQ section.

Showing 7 problems of 25

  • #17mediumfoundational

    17. Merge Intervals

    Collapse overlapping time ranges into non-overlapping segments — Wix applies this pattern to animation timeline collision detection and to calendar/booking widgets in the site builder.

  • #18mediumfoundational

    18. Number of Islands

    Count connected land regions in a binary grid — Wix uses BFS/DFS grid traversal as a proxy for how you'd detect connected component groups in a 2-D layout canvas where elements can snap or merge into blocks.

  • #19mediumfoundational

    19. Rotate Image

    Rotate an n×n matrix 90 degrees in place — Wix asks this to test spatial matrix reasoning, which maps directly to 2-D grid layout transforms and canvas rotation operations in the site editor.

  • #20mediumfoundational

    20. Decode String

    Expand a run-length encoded string like '3[a2[bc]]' into 'abcbcabcbcabcbc' — Wix applies this exact nested-expansion pattern to CSS shorthand parsing and to template-variable substitution in their email and site-builder engines.

  • #21mediumfoundational

    21. Course Schedule

    Detect cycles in a directed prerequisite graph to decide if all courses are completable — Wix applies the same topological-sort cycle check to component dependency graphs, build pipelines, and plugin load-order resolution in their platform.

  • #22mediumfoundational

    22. LRU Cache

    Build a fixed-capacity cache that evicts the least recently used entry — Wix uses LRU as the eviction policy for rendered-widget caches and undo-history buffers in the site editor, making this a core design pattern for the team.

  • #23mediumfoundational

    23. Word Search

    Find a word by traversing a character grid without reusing cells — Wix tests this backtracking pattern as a stand-in for constraint-propagation problems like detecting valid UI element placements in a grid-based layout canvas.

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