Modern React For Beginners | Redux + Router

Style a responsive React navbar with bootstrap by wrapping the app, importing main CSS, and building a collapsible, fixed-top navigation with brand, category selector, search bar, and cart button.

Create a pages folder and build three route components—home, single, and cart—for your React app. Import and render them as route elements, then test the home, single, and cart pages.

Teaches building a single product page in a two-column layout with image, title, price, description, and add-to-cart, plus a similar products section.

Design and render the cart page by building a responsive cart layout, mapping over items, and implementing a quantity selector, cart numbers, and a cart button.

Create a cart numbers component for the cart page, rendering subtotal, shipping, tax, and total rows by mapping over dynamic rows, styled with Bootstrap flex utilities and responsive layout.

Configure the Redux Toolkit store with a product slice and provider as a single source of truth, then use the useSelector hook to obtain products from search for rendering.

Implement a cart slice in Redux Toolkit to track cart items and totals (subtotal, shipping, tax, total) and wire add-to-cart and remove-from-cart actions for checkout.

Learn how to implement add to cart functionality in a Redux-based React app by wiring a product button to dispatch cart actions, pass product props, and track item quantity.

Finish the navbar by conditionally rendering the category selector and search bar on the home route with use location, and update the cart button to reflect cart items via Redux.

Deploy a React app to production by building a production build and deploying static assets, while implementing a simple cart and buy-now flow and ensuring client-side routing with redirects.