Build a modern events platform that solves common challenges faced by organizations managing events in 1 hour.
This test evaluates your ability to:
- Leverage AI tools effectively for rapid development
- Solve ambiguous requirements with creative solutions
- Build full-stack functionality under time constraints
- Demonstrate modern frontend engineering skills
Good luck! Remember: we're evaluating your problem-solving approach and AI collaboration skills, not perfection. Use your best judgment and document your assumptions π
- Fork this repository using the "Fork" button (top right)
- Do NOT use "Download" or clone without forking
- Work in your forked repository
- Commit with clear START and SUBMISSION messages
- Submit your fork URL via email once complete
- Optional: Fork and deploy your own backend instance from full-stack-tech-test-backend if you want to:
- Extend the API for bonus features
- Modify endpoints or data structure
- Have full control over the backend
- Implementation time: 1 hour (tracked via git commits)
- Documentation time: Additional time allowed for README updates
- Honesty policy: You can read requirements, review the API documentation and backend architecture/implementation beforehand, but once ready to start implementation please create the tracking commit and try complete within 1 hour. We advise ensuring the API and API key works as expected before starting.
- Frontend: React (required) + your choice of other tools
- AI Tools: Any models/assistants allowed and highly encouraged
- API: Lightweight API provided with shared API key
- Deployment: Any platform (API runs on AWS)
1. Fork this repository
2. First commit: "START: Beginning 1-hour test"
3. Work for exactly 1 hour with frequent commits
4. Final commit: "SUBMISSION: 1-hour complete"- Events listing page with basic filtering and search
- Event detail pages with registration functionality
- Responsive design for mobile and desktop
- Working deployment with shareable URL
Quality over quantity - pick one bonus feature that interests you most:
- Event categories with configurable descriptions, colors, icons
- Marketing copy and promotional banners managed separately from code
- Demonstrate separation of developer-defined structure vs content-managed data
- Show how non-technical staff could manage this content
- Events have maximum capacity (some are full)
- Users can join waitlists for full events
- Show capacity status (Available/Few spots left/Full/Waitlist)
- May require extending the provided API
- Track events that users have registered for
- Challenge: No user account system exists - be creative!
- Consider localStorage, email lookup, session tokens, or other approaches
- Handle edge cases (browser clearing, multiple devices, etc.)
https://x15zoj9on9.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/prod/events
GET /events- List all events with filteringGET /events/:id- Get event detailsPOST /events/:id/register- Register for an event
The complete API specification is available in OpenAPI 3.0 format: openapi.yaml
View the interactive documentation:
- Go to Swagger Editor
- Copy the contents of openapi.yaml
- Paste into the editor to see interactive API documentation
The API includes 20+ sample events with:
- Different dates and times
- Various categories and types
- Mix of online and physical locations
- Rich content for testing different scenarios
See full-stack-tech-test-backend
- GitHub repository (this fork) with your solution
- Working deployed URL
- Updated README (below) documenting your approach
Live Demo: [Your deployed URL here]
Technology Choices:
AI Tool Usage:
Bonus Feature (if implemented):
Key Design Decisions:
# Installation
npm install
# Development
npm run dev
# Build
npm run build