Given a mock up and some prewritten poorly working React code you need to refactor the current code and complete some functionality to select a tip. The code itself was a collection of Tip UX boxes that needed the UX updated when selecting the tip. The mock up is in a seperate tab so comparing it to what exists is a bit hard. I would highly recommend bringing paper and pen to write down notes given the coder pad environment.
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Your going to need to fix typing on data fetching, Refactor the list code that exists, format numbers to dollar sign text, and then style components correctly. The code itself isn't hard its just poorly written and refactoring 3-4 copy pasted components without breaking anything and not having familiary of the code is a pain. Flexbox, text sizing, bolding text/font weight, and color styles are worth knowing for css. Unlike code where you build something from scratch the existing code is just copy pasted poorly written code (theres quite a bit and its so bad it might take you a while to get your bearings). Ignore the current implementation and qualify the requirements from the design doc and write them down on pen and paper since you have to share your screen and theres no way to look at a mock up and take notes.