The NAT they have you take is more of a requirement sheet then a spec sheet. It's implied in the real-world that base functionality should be achieved, then features and the styles applied, my mistake was attempting everything in one submission; however each facet that I attempted to fulfill fell short in one place or another. Achieving what that asked for couldn't be done in 10 hours on a good day by any ASP.NET professional, and if you manage to get an offer for a well-done NAT, tell them no; because you're worth at least twice more than they'll offer you.
