Practice

I know we talked about this earlier, but it's worth repeating now: don't stop learning and building while you're job-searching.

As you get deeper into the job search, your chances of getting hired should increase not decrease. Part of that will be due to your interviewing and outreach skills improving, but your raw technical skills should also be improving.

In order of importance, I'd spend time:

1. Improving your capstone project(s)
2. Completing optional advanced courses or starting a new learning path on Boot.dev
3. Practicing your coding challenge skills in the Training Grounds

Take Notes

At the end of the day, spend your practice time on whatever you feel like you're struggling with the most. After leaving an interview, jot down notes about any of the questions that gave you difficulty. Then spend some time practicing and reviewing that content.

Don't get stumped by the same technical challenge twice!

Of course, you won't know what your weaknesses are until you do some interviews! So get out there and start interviewing.