Build a basic web application with ReactJS based on the assets in the zip file provided.

Files:

• step_1.png
• step_2.png
• src/reviews-data.json
• src/businesses-data.json

The application has only two pages, step-1 and step-2. Step-1 lists the data from businesses-data in a grid like fashion, whist the step-2 represents the summary page of the selected business.

• List all business data in businesses-data.json by default (not sorted or filtered)
• Show the business image, description, location and name
• Have functionality to sort the business in alphabetical order
• Have functionality to filter by category
• Click on the business forwards the user to step-2 with details of the business clicked on

• Show the business image, description, location, name and calculated reviews score.
• If no reviews data available, show a message "No reviews"

The images of the steps provided are wireframes of the pages. Base the layout of the page from them, but you can use preferred styling tools. Adapt the wireframes for range of devices.

businesses-data.json has all the needed data for step-1. For step-2 you will need to combine the data from reviews-data.json. The field names are self-explanatory.

• I used create-react-app for the sake of keeping the demo configuration simple
• I chose react-bootstrap as a UI kit, used for buttons, images and dropdown. I am aware that the current version is a bit obsolete since it doesn't support Bootstrap 4 yet, but it's a tool I'm familiar with. I also know that including the whole Bootstrap is overkill for this simple demo, but gets the job done.
• I used grid-styled for a flexbox based grid-like layout. I am not using CSS Grid in production yet. styled-components are used for further manual CSS rules in a couple of places.
• I used react-router to get the job done fast. Also overkill for 2 pages.

Runs the app in development mode. Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.

Builds the app for production to the build folder. If you want to run production build, you need to serve the files from the root of a webserver, since I didn't use react-router's HashRouter.