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Build a React Colour Filter Application and Festive Wish List App

Stepping into the world of React can feel like entering a vast, complex landscape of components and state. But what if you could master the essentials by building things that actually look and feel great? This learning path is designed to strip away the theory and get your hands dirty. We’ve curated a journey that transforms you from a React novice into a confident developer through three practical, bite-sized projects that focus on real-world interactivity.

React Colour Filter Application

React Colour Filter Application

Difficulty: Beginner | Time: 10 minutes

In this project, you will learn how to build a colour filter application using React. The application will allow users to filter a list of colours by typing in the name of the colour they are looking for. This project will help you understand how to work with state management, event handling, and conditional rendering in React.

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Create Responsive Business Card with React

Create Responsive Business Card with React

Difficulty: Beginner | Time: 10 minutes

In this project, you will learn how to create a personal business card using React. The project involves building a responsive and interactive web application that allows users to input their personal information and generate a customized business card.

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Building Christmas Wish List App with React

Building Christmas Wish List App with React

Difficulty: Beginner | Time: 35 minutes

This project guides you through building a festive Christmas Wish List Builder web application using React. The app features a beautiful full-screen Christmas-themed background and a charming snowfall animation, enhancing the holiday spirit. Users can add wishes to a semi-transparent wish wall, and each wish is presented as a postcard. We'll use React for the frontend and CSS for styling and animations.

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React is best learned by doing, not just by reading. By completing these three projects, you move from basic state management to building fully themed, interactive applications. Whether you're looking to kickstart a career in frontend development or just want to build your own side projects, these hands-on labs provide the perfect foundation. Ready to write your first line of React code? Dive in and start building today!

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