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    Wasserstoff FrontEnd Developer Task

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    The document provides a frontend developer task to create a React application matching a provided Figma design. It includes requirements to build the application using React according to the provided design specifications, structure the code well, and submit the source code and a deployment link in a public GitHub repository by the 96 hour deadline. The submission will be evaluated based on the accuracy of design implementation, code quality, functionality, and overall user experience.

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    The document provides a frontend developer task to create a React application matching a provided Figma design. It includes requirements to build the application using React according to the provided design specifications, structure the code well, and submit the source code and a deployment link in a public GitHub repository by the 96 hour deadline. The submission will be evaluated based on the accuracy of design implementation, code quality, functionality, and overall user experience.

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    The document provides a frontend developer task to create a React application matching a provided Figma design. It includes requirements to build the application using React according to the provided design specifications, structure the code well, and submit the source code and a deployment link in a public GitHub repository by the 96 hour deadline. The submission will be evaluated based on the accuracy of design implementation, code quality, functionality, and overall user experience.

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    The document provides a frontend developer task to create a React application matching a provided Figma design. It includes requirements to build the application using React according to the provided design specifications, structure the code well, and submit the source code and a deployment link in a public GitHub repository by the 96 hour deadline. The submission will be evaluated based on the accuracy of design implementation, code quality, functionality, and overall user experience.

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    Private & Confidential: WASSERSTOFF INNOVATION & LEARNING LABS PRIVATE LIMITED

    Position: Frontend Developer DEADLINE: 96 Hrs

    QUALIFICATION TASK: FrontEnd Developer Task

    Points to Note:

    1. Deadline for submission: 96 Hours


    2. Submission guidelines are mentioned at the last page of this document.

    Task Document: React JS Frontend Development Task

    Objective:

    To create a user interface using React JS that matches the provided design in Figma.
    ● A React JS application that implements the design in Figma.
    ● The code should be well-structured, readable, and commented.
    ● Code should follow DRY principles.

    Design:

    Below Figma design provided to you, which includes a wireframe of the user interface
    that needs to be developed. The design includes the layout, colors, and typography of
    the interface.

    Figma Design :

    https://www.figma.com/file/ppNMpYAmwAxgSTvbr1wLmC/Wasseerstoff-Front-end-Developer-T
    ask?node-id=625%3A18486&t=zSpf11jgZSodDGtR-0

    Requirements:

    ● The application should be built using React JS.


    ● The design Must be implemented as closely as possible, including colors,
    typography, and layout.
    ● No images Must be used. All design elements should be created using code.
    ● The code should be well-structured, readable, and commented.
    ● The application should be fully functional, including all user interactions.
    Private & Confidential: WASSERSTOFF INNOVATION & LEARNING LABS PRIVATE LIMITED

    Position: Frontend Developer DEADLINE: 96 Hrs

    Submission:

    ● The complete source code of the React JS application should be submitted via a
    Git repository(Public Repository).
    ● The application should be deployed and accessible online for review.

    Evaluation Criteria:

    ● The accuracy of the design implementation


    ● The quality of the code
    ● The functionality of the application
    ● The overall user experience

    Note :

    ● Please reach out to [email protected] for any queries or hassle. Submission


    Guidelines:
    ● Please make sure that you understand the problem statement completely.
    ● In Case you wish to discuss the task with us please call us @ 6200144057. Do drop a
    text before calling.
    ● You have a total of 96 Hours to complete and submit the task.
    ● Your time starts at receipt of the email.
    ● Create a GitHub project repository with the distinguished name 'wasserstoff'
    ● Ensure that you create a public repository on Github and share it with
    [email protected].
    ● Please make sure that your code is well commented.
    ● Any kind of plagiarism would result in immediate disqualification of your application.
    ● Make a short explanation video for your approach to the problem and how you solve
    it.
    ● It is necessary for you to attempt the task and take it to completion with all mentioned
    functionality to qualify for the next round.
    ● please ensure the github repository that you submit is public and ReadMe.md file in
    the submission has following pointers:
    1. Title of the project
    2. Technology stack/libraries used
    3. Steps to run/build the project
    4. A public Video link (5-10 min) explaining demo of the project
    5. A vercel or any other public hosted link
    6. A paragraph explaining how you approached the task.

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