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React Intern Assignment (Inscripts)

The assignment requires creating a static React prototype that matches a provided Figma design of a spreadsheet view. It emphasizes building a pixel-perfect layout using React 18, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS, with specific acceptance criteria for functionality and code quality. Optional stretch goals include adding keyboard navigation and column resizing features.

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React Intern Assignment (Inscripts)

The assignment requires creating a static React prototype that matches a provided Figma design of a spreadsheet view. It emphasizes building a pixel-perfect layout using React 18, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS, with specific acceptance criteria for functionality and code quality. Optional stretch goals include adding keyboard navigation and column resizing features.

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React Intern Assignment

Join us in building the next generation of AI-powered solutions— designed to scale impact,
spark innovation, and move the world forward.

1. Goal

Create a static, front-end-only React prototype that visually matches the attached screenshot
of the product’s spreadsheet view.

2. Core Criteria (IMPORTANT)

Build a pixel perfect experience as per Figma (including the actual spreadsheet experience) in
React-

Figma URL:
https://www.figma.com/design/3nywpu5sz45RrCmwe68QZP/Intern-Design-Assigment?node-id=
2-2535&t=DJGGMt8I4fiZjoIB-1

3. Tech Stack

●​ React 18 (Vite or CRA—your choice)​

●​ TypeScript (strict mode)​

●​ Tailwind CSS for utility styling (already used across Gob)​

●​ react-table (or ⚡your own minimal table component) for the grid​
●​ No state management library needed—local component state is fine.​

5. Acceptance Criteria

1.​ Pixel-close layout to the Figma.​

2.​ Google Sheet/Excel like spread sheet experience​

3.​ All buttons/tabs change state or log to console—no dead UI.​


4.​ Code passes npm run lint (ESLint + Prettier) and npm run type-check.​

5.​ Clean commit history with meaningful messages.​

6. Stretch (optional, only if time permits)

●​ Keyboard navigation within the grid (arrow keys).​

●​ Column resize / hide toggles.​

7. Submission

●​ Live URL to access the built out product


●​ Github
●​ Include a short README.md explaining setup & any trade-offs.​

Good luck and have fun 🐙

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