Complete E-commerce Website using React JS

Create and render a React component within a home page and a blog route using React Router, defining routes, outlets, and navigation.

Create a home page banner that includes a searchable, filterable product showcase. Build with React: banner component, input field, category select, and links to /shop/{id} using product data from json.

Design and implement a category-based products showcase in a React JS e-commerce site, with category tabs and filtering, data-driven product cards, images, ratings, and navigation to /shop/{id} pages.

Design a reusable React footer component with a four-column footer top and a footer bottom, using semantic tags, containers, and mapped office addresses and social icons for a responsive layout.

Build the shop page layout with left product display and right sidebar for categories, with grid and list view toggles, pagination, and product cards loaded from product.json.

Implement category-based filtering in a React e-commerce site by building a shop category component, managing a selected category state, and filtering products from data by category.

Create and render a most popular post section on the shop page by mapping blog post data into a popular post component with images, titles, and dates.

Learn to build a popular tags section in a React e-commerce site by creating a tags component, importing it, mapping a tag list, and rendering links with widget styling.

Learn to build a dynamic product display card in React, featuring image, name, price, brand, description, size and color selectors, quantity controls, coupon input, and add-to-cart with localStorage cart persistence.

Learn to build a functional cart page in a React e-commerce site, enabling item add/remove, quantity adjustments, per-item totals, coupon use, and shipping and checkout summaries via localStorage.

Design the blog page for the complete e-commerce site by mapping blog data to responsive blog cards and building the blog list.

Secure API keys with vite environment variables using dot env local; define API key, domain, and project ID in env files and load them in code.

Create a login route and a demo login component, wire a login button to a Firebase-based authentication flow with email/password and Google sign-in, validating locally and demonstrating a working demo.

Host your e-commerce site using Firebase hosting, initialize and login, build the project to generate a dist folder, deploy, and fix image loading by serving assets from the public directory.