ExactTarget UI Candidates

This is the candaidate test for ExactTarget UI developers. It is NOT pass/fail. It is intended to provide insight into the range of your skill set. Please do what you can.

Read ALL bullet points.

Please include "ATTENTION: <ET Contacts Name>" in your pull request

Here are the guidelines for the test:

Be sure to read all the bullet points below.
Please take no longer than 48 hours from first commit (see meta.txt bellow) unless otherwise requested.
Any method you write MUST have an associated unit test, all unit tests must reside in the /tests directory.
All tests MUST pass, any untested code will not be considered a valid test.
UnitTest: relative path to your own unit test suite
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).
Filenames must remain the same as in the original repository.
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 to be completed

Create a meta.txt file that includes the following information:
Start Time: [unix timestamp]
This should be your first commit.

Bonus points by adding the following to meta.txt file

TotalTime: HHmm
BrowserTesting: Browser.name Browser.version etc

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

Matt Beard