YvesBlue Frontend Challenge

Here is a challenge we would like you to complete to help assess and show off your frontend skills. This is an example of a real world problem you would need to solve while working at YvesBlue. We do not expect you to spend more than a couple of hours on this project.

Getting Started

• You will need NodeJS 10.x+.
• Please do all of your work on a feature branch.
• Use yarn install to install the correct packages.
• Use yarn start to start the development server.
• You can view the application at http://localhost:3000.

Application Design

Instructions

• Please recreate the table (illustrated above) utilizing React.
• You can view the public design file in Figma.
• All required fonts can be included directly from Google Fonts.
• We’re trying to keep pace with the React community, and are implementing most of new components utilizing React Hooks. We would encourage you to do so for this project.
• We want to see how you manage state without using external libraries.
• For styling, you can use any libraries you want; we encourage you to use the libraries you’re most familiar with, as long as you’re writing your own styles (i.e., not utilizing frameworks like Bootstrap, SemanticUI, Blueprint, etc.).
• We are looking at this deliverable as if it was a "miniature product", so therefore, please organize your code as you would expect to do so in a larger application, utilizing best practices for file organization, architecture, documentation, etc.
• The included data file includes 250 records to populate.
• Writing tests is not a requirement, but is highly encouraged. You can use any testing framework you are comfortable with.

Acceptance Criteria

In order to complete the challenge, all acceptance criteria must be met:

• The table should be sortable by each column (note that the last column—the ESG Score and graph—are considered one column.)
• The table should be able to be paged through using the Previous and Next buttons.
• The ESG Score chart should be "heat mapped" where the base color is rgb(0, 27, 66), but the opacity is the ESG score (on a scale of 0 to 100.)
• The ESG Score bar's width should be sized relative to the ESG score (on a scale of 0 to 100.)

Submission

When you are ready to submit your solution, please follow these instructions:

• Commit all of your work to the feature branch, including all of your source code, configuration files, etc.
• Zip up the folder (minus the node_modules folder, please!) and submit it to us via e-mail. (Note, the zip file should be smaller than a couple of megabytes. If you zip the folder up and it is very large, you likely forgot to remove the node_modules folder.)