This single page React-Redux app allows users to play the Would you Rather game in browser.
- Login and User Signup
- When signing up, user can generate a random avatar
- Login is handled via simple select box of existing users
- When logged in
/Route shows two lists of question previews for the currently authed user sorted by most recent first:
- Questions user has not answered - user can click arrow to answer the question at
/questions/:qid - Questions user has answered - user can click arrow to see the poll results including their own answer at
/questions/:qid
/leaderboard- sorted by most points (num answered questions + num created questions)/add- where users can create new questions - those polls are fully accessible and fully functional to users until app reload- All avatars (outside of nav bar) can be clicked to view that user's score information at
/users/:id
- Authentication
- User signup avatar upload
- CSS revisions
- Pagination at
/ - Pagination at
/leaderboard - Mobile responsive styling
- Nav bar hamburger menu
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