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Storefront Single-Page App

Assignment

Using React*, create a single-page app which renders a mock storefront that matches the provided screenshots, using the supplied JSON and media files. The products.json file should be accessed asynchronously by making a GET request to '/products.json'

  • The storefront consists of three main screens: a category list page, a product details page, and a cart page (plus cart popup). More details are provided below.
  • Clicking the Add to Cart button on a product tile or on the product detail page should add the item to the cart dynamically.
  • Attempting to add a duplicate item to the cart should instead increment the quantity for that item.
  • It should be possible to change quantities and remove items on the cart page.
  • Cart totals should update appropriately.

Guidelines

  • There is no time limit for this assignment but we would advise time boxing the exercise to 6-7 hours.
  • Submit your assignment as a Git repository hosted on either GitHub or BitBucket.
  • Explain any compromises/shortcuts you made due to time considerations.
  • If you wish to use a framework other than React you are free to do so; we provide a React basis simply to expedite the assignment process.

Assessment Criteria

We would like to see your skills as a developer. The criteria used to evaluate the assignment is as follows:

App (25%)

Your capacity to deliver software given a set of requirements. Should at least match requirements and be bug free. Feel free to make anything extra that you consider an improvement on the requirements, but is not required.

Code (20%)

Your capacity for writing clean, maintainable, reusable and extensible code. Some of the things we will looking at are: software design, edge case handling, code complexity and code readability.

JavaScript (20%)

Your understanding of JavaScript, appropriate use of modern language features, framework mastery and appropriate use of JS libraries.

Unit Testing (20%)

  • We don't ask for 100% code coverage, however we would like you to showcase your unit test skills. Choose different type of files and provide unit tests that showcase your unit testing capacity.
  • Also, we would like to see your capacity for providing comprehensive testing for at least one component/module. Choose one that you think is a good candidate for unit testing, and test it thoroughly. Note: provide instructions on how to run them.

UI (15%)

  • UI that matches requirements, properly aligned, responds to resizing properly (don't need to provide mobile version).
  • UX: we would like to see some feedback when the user interacts with the website.
  • CSS: we want to assess your skills writing readable, simple and maintainable CSS.

Sample Screens

Category List page:

  • Clicking the My Cart link should display the Cart Popup.
  • Hovering over one of the product tiles should display an overlay prompting the user to Add to Cart or View Details, as below:

Cart Popup:

  • You should be able to remove items from the cart using the popup.
  • The View Cart button should take you to the cart page.
  • The Checkout button does not need to do anything.
  • When the popup is displayed, clicking anywhere outside it on the page should dismiss the popup.

Product details page:

  • Clicking the My Cart link should display the Cart Popup.
  • The quantity buttons should work as expected.
  • Clicking Add to Cart should work as expected.

Cart page:

  • Clicking the My Cart link should display the Cart Popup.
  • The quantity buttons should work as expected, including updating the total for each line item and the cart total.
  • The remove buttons should work as expected.
  • The Continue Shopping link should return to the homepage.
  • The Checkout button does not need to do anything.

Instructions

This assignment requires Node 6+ and was created using create-react-app.

Once installed, you should install the dependencies by running

npm install

To serve the application, run

npm start

To run the test suite, run

npm test