What metrics should a frontend engineer put on a resume?+
Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS), Lighthouse scores, page-load and bundle-size reductions, WCAG conformance, and product impact like conversion lift or design-system adoption. These translate UI work into business results recruiters recognize.
Is TypeScript still worth listing separately?+
List it, but don't lead with it. Most 2026 postings already assume TypeScript. What actually sets you apart is production experience with React Server Components/App Router, performance work, and accessibility.
How do I show accessibility experience?+
Quantify it: violations remediated, WCAG 2.1 AA conformance, audits passed, and any manual keyboard/screen-reader testing you did beyond what automated tools catch. In 2026, accessibility reads as legal-risk reduction, and that carries weight with hiring managers.
Should I include a portfolio link?+
Yes. A fast, accessible live site is the single strongest signal you can send for a frontend role. Put the URL near your contact line so both the recruiter and the ATS capture it, and make sure the site itself actually scores well.