Got contacted by Devin in HR via email, and then by phone. Really cool dude btw. Followed by a tech interview from a developer/manager type. He wanted me to work on a coding exercise at home which was to build a single page with html, css, javascript. I made the page pixel perfect to their specs so I got invited to their office for a 2-3hr interview with a lot of whiteboarding. There were some data structure and algorithm questions as well as css and javascript ones. I fumbled through some of them but I felt like I got the main idea. If I were them I would have given me a chance, but I guess they were looking for perfection. Personally I always hated whiteboarding, I don't normally code with people watching over my back, so why should I be put in that environment to find out what I can do? I would rather have a timed private coding session/exercise as a test.