[Mobile System Design Interview] Step by Step Guide to Succeed in Mobile System Design Interviews

Mobile system design interviews can be more intense than they initially sound. To excel in these interviews, you need to take control and not let the interview steer you. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll show you how to dominate your mobile system design interviews and make them feel like a walk in the park. But before I dive into the intricacies of the interview process, it’s essential to grasp some fundamental concepts. Every mobile application is composed of several major components: <ol> <li>UX/UI — This encompasses controls like List controls (TableViewController, CollectionViewController), Image controls (caching and lazy loading), navigation handling, and more.</li> <li>Network — Involves API handling, error management, response parsing, and response caching.</li> <li>Models — Includes API models, mathematical services, and models if needed.</li> <li>Functional Requirements — Features directly impacting the application and are part of the requirement.</li> <li>Non-Functional Requirements — Features not directly specified by the interviewer but vital for the application, e.g., pagination, media caching, security, offline support, push notifications, and state management.</li> </ol> <a href="https://medium.com/@mohitdubey_83162/mobile-system-design-interview-step-by-step-guide-to-succeed-in-mobile-system-design-interviews-f400f3c2865c">Website</a>