Create a web application that allows user to submit addresses of 1 pickup point and 1 drop-off point. It should then display the waypoints returned from the backend.
- Get the addresses of pickup and drop-off points from user input and submit them to our Mock API backend (you can find the documentation for the Mock API here).
- Retry logic when the backend is busy (returns
in progress
response). - Should stop requesting when the backend returns error.
- All errors must be handled.
- Correct Mock API usage in accordance with the documentation.
- Retry logic when the backend is busy (returns
- Display waypoints returned from Mock API on an embedded map.
- Please use a map provider such as Google Maps, Mapbox, or HERE Maps.
- Waypoints must be displayed on corresponding latitude and longitude.
- Each waypoint must show its sequence (e.g. 1, 2, 3, or A, B ,C) and in correct order (using image/icon is allowed).
Please don't include your map provider API key in your submission. Instead, provide instructions on how to apply different API key.
- Instructions on starting your application.
- Use Git version control system.
- Unit tests (at least for major functions).
- Browser compatibility: Latest Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
- Instructions on creating a production build.
- Autocomplete for user input.
- Display a driving route from the Mock API response using your maps provider (actual route where car can pass through).
- Mobile responsive.
These wireframes serve as a reference only. You are free to be creative with the UI/UX.
If you submit as a public git repository:
- Avoid words like "Lalamove" and "challenge" in your repository.
- Do not copy any part of this file or any part of the Mock API documentation.
Alternatively, you may also send us a ZIP archive file containing your solution. For fairness’ sake, you must also use Git and include the .git
directory in the archive if you submit a ZIP archive file.
If you are so inclined, you can deploy the application onto a remote server (e.g. Firebase, Heroku, etc.) in addition to sending us your Git repository.
Anything, such as React, Vue, Angular, etc. We still judge your submission on correct API usage and engineering practices (over-engineering will be penalized).
You can work on your own schedule, but a complete solution is expected within 7 days.
You can be creative with the UI design, also, feel free to implement any additional features that you think will enhance the UX.
See Submission section above.
Questions? Ping us at: techchallenge@lalamove.com