This is a quiz application which begins with an introductory page, offering users an overview of the scoring system and essential instructions. Following this, users are prompted to enter their email to initiate the quiz. The subsequent quiz section presents 15 questions, each with options for users to select. A timer, indicating the remaining 30 minutes, ensures time awareness, and a navigation panel facilitates easy movement between questions. The quiz auto-submits once the time limit elapses. Upon completion, users are directed to the result page, where they can view their score alongside a detailed breakdown of each question, displaying both their chosen answers and the correct ones. The navigation panel, available throughout the quiz, aids users in efficient question navigation. Overall, the application aims to provide a seamless and informative quiz experience.
Live : https://65a51d0940334638081bee04--zesty-churros-7cdfc9.netlify.app/quiz
The questons which are not attempted are kept blank
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NavigationPanel.js - The NavigationPanel component facilitates user navigation through the quiz. It dynamically styles buttons based on user interactions.
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Questions.js - The Questions component is the core module of the React-based quiz application. It manages a set of 15 questions, includes a timer for the 30-minute quiz duration, and provides a user-friendly navigation panel. The component dynamically updates question content, tracks user responses, and displays results upon completion, showcasing answers, correct solutions, and the overall score. Its simple and intuitive design makes it easily integrable into any React quiz application, ensuring a seamless and engaging user experience.
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Result.js - The Result component provides users with a comprehensive overview of their quiz performance. It features a score board displaying the total number of questions, quiz points, and earned points. The user can restart the quiz by clicking the "Restart" button. Additionally, a table presents each question along with the user's selected answer and the correct answer for detailed review. The component is designed for easy integration into React quiz applications, offering a user-friendly and informative results display.
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