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Your component decomposition structure is correctly set up with separate folders and CSS files for each component, and all component tests pass. However, the E2E test is failing because the Article component is imported in App.jsx but not rendered in the return statement. Since the task requires splitting App.js based on CSS blocks and Article has its own .article CSS block, you need to render the <Article /> component alongside <Header /> and <Welcome /> in App.jsx's return statement. Once Article is rendered, the E2E test should pass and the component decomposition will be complete.
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The Article component is imported but never used in the App component. Since Article has its own CSS block (.article), it should be rendered alongside Header and Welcome to complete the decomposition task.
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The Article component is imported but not rendered in App.jsx. The task requires splitting App.js based on CSS blocks, and since the CSS has .article styles, the Article component should be included in the App's return statement alongside Header and Welcome.
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| max-width: 800px; | ||
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| box-shadow: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.05) 0 3px 15px; |
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Missing verification: I cannot see Header.jsx, Navigation.jsx, or Welcome.jsx files in the submitted code. The task requires creating a separate folder per component with all component files included. Please ensure all component files are present and added to git (checklist item #3).
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The Article component is imported but not rendered. The task requires splitting all CSS blocks into components, and Article styles exist in Article.css, so Article should be rendered in the App.
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Navigation is imported but not rendered. Since the Navigation folder exists with its own component and styles, it should be included in the App's render output.
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The Article component is imported but not rendered in the App. Since Article has its own CSS block (.article class defined in Article.css), it should be added to the App's return statement to complete the decomposition task.
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The Article component is imported but not rendered. Since the task requires splitting based on CSS blocks and Article has its own CSS block with .article styles, Article should be rendered in the App component alongside Header and Welcome.
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The Article component is imported but not rendered. The task requires splitting all CSS blocks into components - since Article has its own .article CSS block, it should be rendered in the App component alongside Header and Welcome.
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All component decomposition requirements have been successfully met. The solution correctly splits App.js into four components (Header, Welcome, Article, Navigation), each with their own dedicated folder containing separate JSX and CSS files. All components properly use export default, and the Article component is correctly imported and rendered in App.jsx alongside Header and Welcome. The component hierarchy is sound with Navigation properly included within Header. Your implementation demonstrates proper separation of concerns and follows the required structure throughout.
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