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## Slush that design | ||
## Frontend the design | ||
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### What you need to do | ||
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* If you haven't already done so, take a [git class in codeschool](https://www.codeschool.com/courses/try-git). | ||
* Once complete, create a private repo called “yipl-slush-that” in [bitbucket](https://bitbucket.org) | ||
* Once complete, create a private repo called “yipl-frontend-challenge” in [bitbucket](https://bitbucket.org) | ||
* Solve the problem detailed below | ||
* Push your code to the repo (make sure that you have multiple commits with proper messages) | ||
* Invite [email protected] to that particular private repo | ||
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1. Send us an email at [email protected] with the subject "Zeplin request for Internship Challenge" and wait for at least a day to hear from us. | ||
2. You'll receive an invite from a design tool called 'Zeplin'. To learn more about Zeplin, click here: https://zeplin.io/ | ||
3. Using Zeplin, you'll be able to access and open a project called "Internship Challenge" | ||
3. Using Zeplin, you'll be able to access and open a project called "Frontend Challenge" | ||
4. Once open, you'll be able to see following screen: | ||
- Landing Page | ||
5. Your assignment is to turn the "Landing Page" screen into an interactive web page using HTML/ CSS (if possible JS). | ||
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