Project 1
Component Gallery
Reusable cards, badges, and form controls in React.
JavaScript / TypeScript

Build component UIs with state, hooks, and real user flows.

Learn how React models interfaces as components: props, state, effects, lists, forms, and composition. You will leave able to structure a multi-view app and explain how data moves through it. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are required first β the path builder will say so. Technologies and topics covered include React. Practical focus: A multi-screen React app with reusable components, forms, and client-side routing or view switching. β Apply React in a project you can put on your profile. You work toward: Build and debug with React without copying a tutorial line by line; Ship a React project with a clear README you can share; Explain when React belongs on a career path β and when it does not.
After completing this React course and its projects, you should be able to apply the skills below in practical work β not only recognize them from a video. Assessment and projects are how you prove them.
ReactComponent ArchitectureHooks
State ManagementAPI IntegrationFrontend DevelopmentSee prerequisites on this page. The path builder will flag missing foundations before you jump ahead.
Modules and lessons below come from the live Mclenhub curriculum for this skill.
Understand UI as a function of state.
Describe UI with JSX confidently.
Build reusable presentational pieces.
Local state that drives UI.
Handle input the React way.
Synchronize with external systems.
Load remote data safely.
Multi-view SPAs.
Local vs shared vs remote state.
Reuse stateful logic.
Filter, search, and paginate.
Keyboard and semantics in components.
CSS modules and pragmatic styling.
Verify behavior, not implementation trivia.
Avoid unnecessary work.
Apps that can grow.
Auth gates, protected views, API clients.
Ship a multi-view product UI.
Project 1
Reusable cards, badges, and form controls in React.
Project 2
Routed list/detail app fetching course JSON.
Project 3
Protected views, API client, and form flows.
Project 4
Final project: realistic SaaS-style React application.
React appears in Mclenhub career direction(s): Frontend Developer, Full-Stack Developer, Mobile Developer. On a path, it sits in a sequenced stack with prerequisites kept visible; as a standalone skill, you still get lessons, tutor support, and a project brief.
Frontend Developer
Ship the interfaces people use every day.
Explore the Frontend Developer Career PathFull-Stack Developer
Own the interface and the system behind it.
Explore the Full-Stack Developer Career PathMobile Developer
Build for the device people carry.
Explore the Mobile Developer Career PathMclenhub delivers React as structured lessons with tutor support in live online, on-demand, or custom physical format. You practice through assignments and a project brief; proof of skill comes from the work you ship, not from watching alone.
React Final Assessment: pass at 70% with required project approval. Certificate eligibility requires 90% lesson completion, approved projects, and at least 70% on the final assessment.
Share your referral link and earn when they enroll.
Foundations and follow-ons connected to React in the Mclenhub skill graph.
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