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-# front-end-coding-challenge
+Front-End Coding Challenge
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+
+### Premise
+It’s not always easy to evaluate a candidates technical abilities. While we love writing tests here, we hate asking people to take them during an interview. More importantly, we hate asking people to “white-board” solutions.
+
+We—as an industry—can do better. So, just how can we do better?
+
+### Solution
+We developed this coding challenge to help us better gauge your technical abilities. This challenge:
+
+*  can be completed on your own time
+*  where you are most comfortable
+*  on equipment you’re accustomed to
+*  using the tools you’re proficient with
+
+Basically, you have access to all the things that allow you to work best.
+
+We hope you’ll enjoy working through this challenge as much as we’ve enjoyed creating it for you.
+
+### Guidelines
+Because we’re awful developers, this project isn’t quite ready to release. There are some broken pieces that we’d like you to fix. To do that, you’ll need to:
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+1. Fork this project.
+2. Fix any problems you find with it.
+3. Open a PR with your changes.
+4. You have 24-hours.
+
+Our awesome design team provided the following images to demonstrate what the site should look like: http://imgur.com/a/dDuKc
+
+### FAQ
+**Q: What am I supposed to focus on?**
+
+A: The entire project. There are problems with everything, it’s up to you to find them and fix them.
+
+**Q: How do I know if I’ve completed the challenge?**
+
+A: You don’t. But, that’s because _we_ don’t know either.
+
+**Q: I can’t get past X, what do I do?**
+
+A: Google is your friend.
+
+**Q: How long should this take?**
+
+A: That really depends on you.
+
+**Q: Can I rewrite this in React?**
+
+A: While React is a very popular library today, all of our code is written in Angular and we'd like to see your competancy with our stack.