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You're an avid home gardener with a shoebox overflowing with seed packets — some half-used, some expired, some gifted from neighbors. Build a single-page **Seed Packet Vault** where you can catalog every packet in your stash. Each seed entry should capture: - **Plant name** (e.g. 'Cherry Tomato – Sun Gold') - **Seed source** (bought, saved, swapped, gifted) - **Packet year / expiration** - **Quantity remaining** (full / partial / nearly empty) - **Notes** (e.g. 'great germination last spring', 'needs soaking overnight') The vault should display all seeds as a browsable card grid. Users should be able to **filter by source type** (bought / saved / swapped / gifted) and **sort by expiration year** so they know which seeds to use up first. Each card should visually flag packets that are expired or expiring this year with a distinct color or badge. A simple **stats bar** at the top should show total packets, how many are expiring soon, and a breakdown count by source type. All data must persist in `localStorage` so the vault survives a page refresh. No backend, no login required.
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Problem Solving & Design C
The design is coherent and functional but relies on inline Tailwind literals rather than a token-based system, and interactive elements lack visible focus rings and hover/active differentiation.
Completeness A
All brief-required features are fully implemented; the only gap is the absence of any loading state while seeds are read from localStorage on mount.
Technical Craft A
The codebase is cleanly layered into entities, use-cases, adapters and hooks, each with dedicated automated tests covering happy paths and edge cases.