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Note 1: Please test this on latest chrome for best results. Note 2: This project was part of interview-assignment with limited amount of time.
Create a video element (with any mp4/mov video) of size: 200:300px (width:height) and place it at the bottom left of the screen. You should be able to drag and drop the element at any corner of the screen. Consider the screen to be of 4 quarters and when you drop the element at any quarter, it should get placed at the corner of that quarter. Requirements:
- Should work in both mobile and desktop. Use React for this.
- Write your own logic to handle Drag and Drop events
- The video element should be in the pause state by default.
- On click/touch of the video element, the video should play or pause.
- On dragging, the video should move but go to a paused state irrespective of the current state(playing or pause) of the video.
- You need to test it on a mobile device as well (not just on the desktop browser)
- The transition after you release the video should be smooth.
- Style the video container such that it stands out from the body.
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