My focus for this app was to give the client a POC that he could use to interact with. With this objective in mind, I tried to deliver as much as I could, removing unnecesary screens and some business logic. That's why google auth, the placeholder screens, the 404 screens and some other non-critical parts are not implemented.
I finished everything I promised. I took aproximately ~17-18 hours (sorry about that!)
As we are in an scenario where the client wants to have an actual demo before deciding if he wants to continue with the idea or not, I think I wouldn't have done things differently. For example, I could say I would implement a lot of more things, state management, auth, testing, error reporting, etc.
But in that case, we have a risk: the client can say "hey I used the app and I decided that I don't want to continue with this idea". That would mean that I wasted a lot of time coding that stuff. But once we got the green light to continue, then all of those things would make sense.
Maybe there's one thing I would have done different: to code this in ~1 more days, so I don't feel pressured and that I have to rush to deliver.
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