The task is to make a component using React. I video of how the component should work is attached. The link to the zeplin project is here (you can use this to get styles for the component):link
- the component should be responsive down to 320px
- some form of type checking should be used e.g. flow, propTypes, typescript
- [x]the solution should lock once the correct answer is reached so the toggles can no longer be switched
- the component should be reusable i.e. It should be designed so it can easily support the data presented changing e.g. a different scenario in which the question is: "What are the ideal conditions inside an office?" With toggle options of, for instance, (good pay, bad pay). (lot of meetings, less meetings), (free coffee, expensive coffee), (bear in office, dog in office). I.e. the options, and the number of options changing.
- Ignore the navbar or footer just the toggles component itself
- the toggles should animate between the two states (see attached video)
- the background color should change in proportion to how "correct" the answer is (see video attached)
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