Prove you're worth hiring
Three challenges. Problem solving. AI prompting. Visual design. Complete them and your profile shows proof — not promises. Companies notice
The vibe coding challenge
A spider diagram or an empty chart
Three tests. Seven scores. Companies see your chart before they see your name. Skip it and they see nothing
Client-to-product
Can they think?
38%
AI prompting
Can they ship?
22%
Visual design
Can they design?
14%
GitHub repo + live URL
Every assessment produces a public repo and a deployed site we can inspect
Take it anytime
No scheduled slots. Any developer can start the challenge whenever they want
Security scan — pass or fail
We analyze the code for vulnerabilities. One critical issue and you're done
Spider diagram — 7 dimensions
Three assessed, three derived from your code, and one earned over time through client work
The 7 dimensions
Your spider diagram isn't static. Every client project updates your scores based on real reviews. The challenge gets you started — delivery keeps you sharp
Problem solving
Assessed
AI prompting
Assessed
Visual design
Assessed
Speed
Derived from commit history
Code quality
Derived from repo architecture
DevOps
Derived from tooling & deployment
Communication
Earned through client projects
Assessment 01
Turn chaos into product
We give them a real client transcript — rambling, contradictory, full of unstated assumptions. The end result must be a deployed working prototype we can inspect and compare. No hand-holding
Problem decomposition
Did they identify auth edge cases, data freshness requirements, role-based access, and archival needs from a messy transcript?
Prioritization
Did they ship the critical path first — not get lost gold-plating a PDF generator while the core dashboard doesn't work?
Architecture decisions
Smart choices without hand-holding. Did they pick the right stack, the right scope, the right trade-offs on their own?
Deployed and working
Not a local demo. Not a screenshot. A URL we can click. If it's not deployed, it doesn't count
The brief
Discovery call transcript
“We have four account managers spending half their day pulling numbers from Meta, Google Ads, sometimes TikTok...”
“Oh also, my co-founder Priya wants an admin view, read only, she might want to see overall numbers...”
“We have one contractor, Felipe, he doesn't have GSuite, he just uses his personal Gmail...”
Assessment 02
Prove AI is your weapon
We show them a video of a working web application. Complex interactions, real data, production-level behavior. They get starter data and a clock. Replicate it
Prompt precision
Can they nudge the AI in the right direction and land on the exact result? Not just prompting — steering
Speed of execution
How fast do they go from watching the video to having a working replica? Clock is ticking
Functional accuracy
Does the replica actually work? Every interaction, every state change, every edge case from the video
AI tool mastery
Claude Code, Cursor, v0, Bolt — we don't care which tools. We care if they know how to wield them
The challenge
Video replication test
Video of working app
Assessment 03
Beautiful is non-negotiable
We show them a video of a stunning website. Every gradient, every animation, every typographic detail. They try to replicate it. The closer they get, the higher they score
Visual fidelity
Spacing, typography, color, shadows — does it look like the reference or like a bootcamp project?
Responsive execution
Beautiful on desktop is table stakes. Does it hold up on mobile, tablet, and every breakpoint in between?
Animation & polish
Transitions, micro-interactions, hover states. The details that separate 'works' from 'feels right'
Attention to detail
Shadows, border radius, font weights, whitespace — the small things that separate polished from passable
The standard
Visual design replication