Thank you for taking the time to work on this code exercise. We look forward to seeing what you come up with!
This exercise is designed to assess your ability to take a set of requirements and implement an effective solution that meets those requirements. Especially in the context of marketing, it is important to maintain a good balance between user experience, technical implementation, and code quality.
Please note that this exercise is a very simplified use case. We did this on purpose to avoid too much domain knowledge up front. Still, there is plenty of room to demonstrate your skills, experience, and understanding of quality.
BananaDNS (fake brand) wants to outline and promote its key features on a landing page to attract the interest of potential new customers. The landing page contains several CTAs to allow visitors to sign up for the product. As part of the marketing department, you will implement the landing page.
We have outlined all details of the coding exercise on a Miro board. You have view-only access to the board.
- Please open a single pull request against the
mainbranch with your solution. - Request a PR review from Sebastian (@sbastn), developer at DNSimple. This will notify him that your submission is ready for review.
✨ Your PR description and commit history will tell us a lot about how you work. Show us the pull requests that we can expect from you!
If you have any questions, please open an issue in this repository.
From the time we send you the coding exercise, you have 7 calendar days to submit a PR. If there's a reason you can't complete the test within this time frame, please let us know and we'll see what we can do.
We use asdf, asdf-ruby, and asdf-nodejs and to manage runtime dependencies. You are not required to use it, but if you do, you can simply run asdf install.
Runtime requirements
- ruby 3.2.2
- nodejs 18.14.0
We use asdf to manage runtime dependencies. You can skip this step if you manage it on your own.
asdf install
Next, install the app dependencies:
bundle
yarn
A few processes are required to serve the app and compile the JS and CSS assets. These scripts are defined in the Procfile. You can either run them manually in the terminal or use foreman or overmind to simplify the execution:
PORT=3000 overmind start
Navigate to http://127.0.0.1:3000 to see the application running.