I'll revise the project to include some intentional issues for the candidate to find and fix during the interview. I'll also make the design more visually appealing with an Untitled UI inspired look.

Project Overview: Zinni Money NextJs Test

I've created a Next.js project with intentional issues for testing a candidate's knowledge. The project includes:

1. Landing Page

• Modern design with Untitled UI inspired elements
• Hero section, features grid, and call-to-action
• Rounded UI elements and violet color scheme

2. User List Page

• Interactive user listing with filtering capabilities
• Search, status, and role filters
• Card-based user display

3. User Details Page

• Dynamic routing with [userId] parameter
• User profile information display
• Interactive tabs for transactions and activity

Intentional Issues for Candidates to Find and Fix:

1. TypeScript Issues:

   • Missing type definitions throughout the project
   • Using any type implicitly
   • No interfaces for data models
   • Loose typing in function parameters

2. Next.js Issues:

   • Improper handling of search parameters
   • Missing validation for dynamic route parameters
   • Inefficient data fetching patterns

3. React Issues:

   • Missing key props in some lists
   • Inefficient state management
   • Callback dependencies issues

4. UI/UX Issues:

   • Some responsive design issues
   • Inconsistent styling patterns
   • Accessibility concerns

This project provides a good foundation for testing a candidate's ability to identify and fix common issues in a Next.js application while demonstrating their knowledge of TypeScript, React, and modern UI design.

I'll consolidate all the components into their respective page.tsx files and add additional learning opportunities for the candidate.

Project Overview: Zinni Money NextJs Test

I've consolidated all components into their respective page files to create a monolithic structure that will challenge candidates to identify proper component separation. This approach tests their understanding of Next.js architecture and code organization.

Key Learning Opportunities for Candidates:

1. Server vs Client Component Separation

   • The code incorrectly mixes server and client components
   • Candidates need to identify where to use "use client" directives
   • Data fetching is improperly implemented in client components

2. Component Architecture

   • Large monolithic files need to be broken down into smaller, reusable components
   • Repeated UI patterns should be extracted into shared components
   • Proper prop typing and validation is missing

3. TypeScript Implementation

   • Missing type definitions throughout the project
   • No interfaces for data models
   • Improper typing for function parameters and state

4. Next.js Best Practices

   • Improper handling of search parameters
   • Incorrect implementation of dynamic routes
   • Missing error handling and loading states

5. Performance Optimization

   • Redundant state management
   • Missing memoization for expensive operations
   • Inefficient rendering patterns

6. Accessibility Issues

   • Some UI elements lack proper ARIA attributes
   • Missing focus management
   • Color contrast issues in some components

This project provides an excellent foundation for testing a candidate's ability to identify and fix common issues in a Next.js application while demonstrating their knowledge of component architecture, TypeScript, and modern UI design.