15 React Projects: Enhance Your Skills as a Beginner

Create a dynamic React products card UI by rendering a list from data, using props, map, and destructuring; apply stock-based styling and a no products available message.

Create a React project that fetches random product data from an API and displays title, image, and message. Practice useState, useEffect, async fetch, and props for UI updates.

Explore building a study flash cards project in React that renders questions from data.js, toggles answers with a click, and applies an active state for the selected card.

Learn two approaches to building a multifunctionality accordion in React: independent items with stateful toggles and a single-open pattern using shared state, including passing data and the children prop.

Create a dynamic friends list in React by using state with default data, passing it as props, rendering with map, and conditionally showing the clear all button.

Create a date counter in a React project that increments days from today with a step, progress bar, and reset. Practice state, onChange, and conditional rendering for dynamic date messages.

Build an expense tracker app in React that uses stateful inputs, adds and deletes expenses, and calculates a running total using map, filter, and reduce.

Build a countdown timer in React by taking a numeric input, displaying the time, and decrementing every second using useState and useEffect with setInterval.

Build the quiz quest project in React by fetching ten questions from the Trivia Quiz API, displaying questions with four options, scoring, and highlighting correct or wrong answers.

Learn to build a color generator in React that creates random hex colors and updates the background with a click. Manage color state and display the hex value.

Learn to build a product search with React, including fetching products from an API, implementing a controlled input, filtering results by title, and handling loading and no results states.

Build a simple to-do list with useReducer in React, adding, completing with undo, and deleting tasks via dispatched actions and a reducer managing an array of tasks.

Build a React image gallery with a controlled select to filter images by category (all, nature, animals, flower). Map the images array to render titled image cards.

Build a simple authentication system in React with username and password, controlled inputs, an alert on invalid credentials, and a welcome page with logout after successful login.

Build a multi-step form in React with name, email, address, and country fields, navigate via next and back, submit to display entered data using a single form data object.

Build a dynamic daily task management app in React by structuring into components, handling forms, managing state, and implementing dynamic task lists with sorting and immutable updates for interactive UIs.

Build a daily planner app in React that adds tasks, sorts by default, description, or completion, tracks completion with checkboxes, displays data based on user selection, and clears the list.

Set up a new React app with npx, install packages, and clean the file structure by removing unnecessary public and src files, then run the dev server on port 3000.

Divide a daily planner app into six React components, including logo, analytics, form, task list, task item, and footer, and explore parent and child relationships, sibling components, and app structure.

Build a layered React layout by wiring starter code, applying CSS, and linking Google Fonts to create a planner UI with logo, analytics, form, task list, task item, and footer.

Learn to split React components into separate files, export and import them correctly, and organize a scalable project structure with a components folder and updated paths.

Render a dynamic task list in React by mapping data objects to list items. Build a reusable task item component and manage id, description, quantity, and completed status.

Learn how to pass props from a parent to a child in React using a task list and task item, destructuring item properties and conditionally rendering styles based on completion.

Create the form structure using an HTML form, add a select field with numeric options, an input for adding tasks, and a button; discuss the performance issue of duplicating options.

Generate dynamic numbers using Array.from with a specified length to create 1 to N values, render them via map, and apply a unique key prop for React rendering.

Learn how to build controlled elements in React forms by keeping input and select values in central React state, using useState, value, and onChange to synchronize UI.

Submit a React form with onSubmit, prevent default reload, capture values via controlled components, create a new item with description, quantity, false completed, and a uuid id, then reset.

Use React state to manage an items array initialized as empty, add items via a form, and render the list on the user interface with immutable updates using spread.

Lift state up by moving data to a parent (app.js) and pass it via props to the form and task list, enabling rendering of new items in the user interface.

Delete a task item by clicking the cross, lift state up to the app, and pass a delete callback to the child; use item id and filter to update state.

Modify items using advanced immutable data handling to toggle the completed status and apply strike-through via a controlled input. Learn immutable list updates with map and child-to-parent communication.

Create and render an analytics component in a React project, displaying task counts and completion percentage, and observe the updated analytics as you save changes.

Derive analytics by using derived state from the items array to display the number of tasks in the analytics component, passing items as a prop and avoiding extra state.

Compute derived state by filtering tasks by completion, counting completed tasks, and calculating a rounded percentage. Drive dynamic rendering for empty lists and 100% completion with conditional messages.

Sort items by default, description, or completed status using a derived state approach in React. Learn to implement a controlled select, immutable array copies, and custom sort logic.

Learn to clear the task list in a React app by wiring a clear button to update state, confirm before deletion, and reset the items array.