I’d like a short, well-defined assignment that lets me evaluate your web-based software development skills. The scope is intentionally small: build a lightweight, fully functional web application that can be deployed locally in minutes and showcases clear architecture, readable code, and a responsive interface. Here’s what I need from you: • A concise feature set that proves backend-frontend integration (for example: user input, simple data persistence, and a summary view). • Source code pushed to a public or private git repository (your choice) plus a brief README covering setup and tech stack. • Any automated tests you feel illustrate code quality. You’re free to choose the language, framework, and tooling that best highlight your strengths—whether that’s Node.js, Django, Ruby on Rails, or something else. Clean structure and maintainability matter more than fancy visuals. All third-party libraries must be open-source and clearly documented. Once I can clone the repo, run a single command, and see the app working in my browser, the task is complete. If this tryout goes smoothly, there’s a much larger web-based software project waiting right after.