react-pxq is a React-based single-page application that demonstrates how to implement modern front-end architecture with idiomatic React patterns. It shows how to break a product into cohesive components, manage global and local state, and coordinate data-fetching with UI updates. Routing is used to separate feature areas, while shared UI primitives keep styling and behavior consistent across screens. The code emphasizes ES6+ conventions, async flows, and clean separation of concerns to keep maintenance approachable. It also spotlights responsive layout techniques and interaction states that make the app feel polished on mobile and desktop. For learners transitioning from tutorials to full apps, this repo offers a practical, readable example of a React project that’s structured for growth.
Features
- React component model with React Router for page-level navigation
- Predictable state management and data-fetching patterns
- Reusable UI primitives for consistent styling and behavior
- ES6+ codebase with modular structure and clear boundaries
- Responsive layouts tuned for both mobile and desktop
- Practical example suitable for extending into a real product
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