ExactTarget UI Candidates

This is the candaidate test for ExactTarget UI developers.

Here are the guidelines for the test:

• Be sure to read all the bullet points bellow.
• Fork this repository, do your work, commit early/often with descriptive messages. When finished, send a pull request.
• The "JsAndDom.*" (html and js) files have a series of questions/tasks for you to complete.
• The "UI_CandidateTest_IMH_dashboard.*" files (png and psd) are for you to replicate.
• You may use any JavaScript and/or CSS library you wish, or none at all.
• You may use an external or inline JavaScript file(s).
• You may take as long as you like to complete the coding challenges.
• Filenames must remain the same as in the original repository.
• Unit tests could be included in the "tests" folder if you so choose.
• testdata.txt contains the data your code will be run against. You may use it as you wish in your code and/or testing.
• For browsers, your code should run without errors on the latest of the major browsers.
• You get to define 'latest' and 'major', but be prepared to defend your choices.
• Yes, you MUST include IE, but only 8 or higher.

First task which must be done

• Create a meta.txt file that includes the following information:
• Start Time: [unix timestamp]

Bonus points by adding the following to meta.txt file

• TotalTime: HHmm
• BrowserTesting: Browser.name Browser.version etc
• UnitTest: relative path to your own unit test suite

Portions of the test which MUST be 100% functional

• Small and Medium panels in the "Pulse" window must be able to toggle with a click, only 1 panel can be in "Medium View" at any given time.
• Each item under the "Interactive Marketing Hub" must have hovers and click states associated with them.
• Clicking help link must load and parse a JSON object (help.json) with help details which are then rendered onscreen. Bonus points for help as an overlay dialog.

##Authors

Adam Alexander

• http://twitter.com/adamalex
• http://github.com/adamalex

Matt Beard

• http://github.com/mbeard

Bryan Kohlmeier

• http://github.com/bkohlmeier

Kevin Parkerson

• http://github.com/kevinparkerson

Stephen Williams

• http://twitter.com/swilliamset
• http://github.com/swilliamset

Jason Schmidt

• http://twitter.com/zannalov
• https://github.com/zannalov

Benjamin Dean

• http://twitter.com/bdeanet
• http://github.com/creatovisguru

Scott Plumlee

• http://github.com/plumlee

Stephen Barker

• http://github.com/sbarkerET
• http://twitter.com/sbarkerET