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Interview Packet

Thank you!

First, I want to reach out and thank you for applying for a web development position at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints! Good luck as you accomplish the tasks below.

Overview of the tasks

Depending on the position you are applying for you will have a choice on which tasks you complete. For all of them, there are a few things to do:

  • To start, fork the repo.
  • Use the spec sheet in the comps folder for details you may need, if there is something missing feel free to email questions.
  • Create a tag after you have developed for 1hr called 1hr, and, if you hit the 3hr mark create another called 3hr.
  • Submit a Pull Request when all chosen tasks are completed. This is easiest with a github account.

In the Folder there are several assets that are needed for different tasks. There is text to enter and images to use. We are not worried about which images go where, or what text is used. In fact, if you need one, http://dustinsenos.com/littleIpsum, is a great lorem ipsum generator for the mac and all the images are from unsplash. The font used, open sans, is a google font that you can find here: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Open+Sans?selection.family=Open+Sans.

Please keep in mind as you are coding these tasks that we are an enterprise level development team and need to be thinking about maintainability, sharability, and footprint. Initial load as well as overall page size is important.

Task levels

There are three position levels for these tasks, entry, mid-sr, and lead. We will be keeping in mind the level you are applying for, so don't be nervous, just relax and code and have fun. Some of the tasks are harder than others, if you don't complete them it is ok, just give us what you can.

Entry Level

If you are applying for an internship through an entry level position (usually levels 1-2):

  • Code up the article
  • and choose one other task to code. (pick the one you feel most comfortable doing, or one you want to learn something with.)

Mid to Senior

If you are applying for a mid to senior level position (usually levels 3-4):

  • Code up the article
  • Choose two other tasks to code. I'll want to know why you chose the ones you did.

Lead and above

If you are applying for a Lead or above position (usually level 5+):

  • You don't get a choice, code all tasks please, We'll have a bunch of questions for you after.
  • Think of it as the start of a system.

The Tasks

So without further ado, here are your tasks. Use the images as a design comp.

  1. Article: comps/article.jpg
  2. Tile: comps/tile.jpg
  3. Tiles: comps/tiles.jpg
  4. masonry: comps/masonry.jpg

Good Luck!

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