Hello, our future Front-end Developer!

So, imagine you have joined our team and this is your first project. Below you will find the description of assigned tasks - go ahead, show off your skills!

Task #1

First task! We want you to make a slider. It should look (more or less) like on the gif.

You will find all necessary assets in the assets folder in the root of the project.
And remember - do not use any external library for this task.

It doesn't have to be identical - but do your best to make it look good!

Place your slider below this paragraph.

Task #2

After the completion of the first task our home page is starting to look nice. But we're planning to add a few more pages in the future. Could you prepare a simple top navigation component, as shown in the screen below?

It should consist of two items - Start and My Profile, and be located in the top-right corner.

Task #3

It's almost over! So you've created the top navigation - now we'd like you to add a new, simple page.

• It should be accessible under /my-profile route.
• It should consist of the <Header /> component and another component displaying info about a GitHub user.
• Ideally, you should use your own username for fetching data.
• The content should consist of two items - the name of the user and their avatar_url.
• You must use the GitHub users API (click here to view the docs).
• The user data must be fetched from the API when the page is opened.
• You can install any dependency you need to accomplish this task.

This simple card should look as shown in the screen below.

If you have some time left, you can add a loader!

General rules and suggestions

• If you get stuck on any task - describe what question you'd ask a senior developer to get unstuck.
• You don't need to take care of mobile resolutions - let's assume we want to support 1440px or wider screens.
• Upload your solution to GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket, and remember to carefully plan your git commit history - try to be as descriptive as you can.
• You will get bonus points for deployoing the app to Heroku (or Firebase or something similar - you can choose)!