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? Frontend Developer Test (ReactJS - Next

The document outlines a frontend developer test for creating a blog application using React.js or Next.js, focusing on user authentication, CRUD operations for blog posts, and responsive design. Key requirements include implementing custom hooks for authentication and post management, as well as utilizing state management libraries and styling frameworks. Optional bonus features include form validation, a rich-text editor, pagination, and theme persistence.

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? Frontend Developer Test (ReactJS - Next

The document outlines a frontend developer test for creating a blog application using React.js or Next.js, focusing on user authentication, CRUD operations for blog posts, and responsive design. Key requirements include implementing custom hooks for authentication and post management, as well as utilizing state management libraries and styling frameworks. Optional bonus features include form validation, a rich-text editor, pagination, and theme persistence.

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🧪 Frontend Developer Test (ReactJS/Next.

js) — Blog
App
Experience Level: 2–3 Years​
Estimated Time: 2–3 hours​

✅
Focus Areas:​

✅
Custom Hooks​

✅
State Management​

✅
Authentication​

✅
CRUD UI​
Code Reusability & Structure

📌 Objective
Create a Blog platform with user login, post creation, editing, listing, and deletion functionality.
The UI should be responsive, clean, and follow modern frontend practices.

🛠 Tech Requirements
●​ Framework: [Link] or [Link]​

●​ Routing: React Router or [Link] Router​

●​ State Management: Redux Toolkit / Zustand / Recoil​

●​ Auth Handling: JWT-based, token stored in memory or localStorage​

●​ Styling: TailwindCSS, MUI, or CSS Modules​

●​ API: Use dummy APIs or mock (e.g., [Link] or mock


server)

🗂 Feature Requirements
1. 🧑‍💼 Authentication
●​ Create login and register pages.
●​ On successful login, store JWT token.​

●​ Create useAuth hook:​

○​ Handles login, logout, isAuthenticated, and user state.​

○​ Redirects unauthorized users.​

2. 📝 Blog Post Management


●​ Show a list of posts on the dashboard.​

●​ Allow Create, Edit, Delete of blog posts.​

●​ Create usePosts hook:​

○​ Fetches posts from the API.​

○​ Supports add/update/delete.​

●​ Show a loader and error message when appropriate.​

3. 🔐 Protected Routes
●​ Dashboard and Create/Edit pages should be accessible only after login.​

●​ Use HOC or PrivateRoute logic.

💡 Bonus Points (Optional)


●​ Use form validation (Yup or custom).​

●​ Add a rich-text editor for blog content.​

●​ Implement pagination or infinite scroll.​

●​ Add search and filter by category/tag.​

●​ Persist dark/light theme.

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