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Overview

This is a coding exercise to help us assess candidates looking to join the team at Condé Nast. The task is intended to be completed at home. We appreciate the time you spend on it and we will go through your submitted work together when you're invited to meet us face-to-face.

Which test shall I pick?

How to submit code

We prefer to see your work as a GIT repo with commits from which the app is built up. You can submit by sending up the link to a public git repository on Github, or if you'd like to keep the submission only between us, use git bundle and submit the zipped work.

Send the work to your point of contact.

What we are looking for?

These points serve as a guide on what we look for in a code submission. Not all points have to be met

  • The solution fulfils the brief
  • There is a README with a basic intro and intructions to run the app locally
  • There is some test coverage of your code (this can be unit/integration/e2e test cases)
  • The file/folder structure is intuitive
  • Code style is consistent
  • Chosen technologies are appropriate
  • Complex sections of code are readable/commented/justified
  • Not over-simplified or over-engineered

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