Thu Nghiem

Posted on Jul 2, 2020 • Updated on Jul 21, 2020

8 Projects with Designs you can do to Become FRONT-END developer

#react #vue #javascript

Introduction

These are 8 projects with requirements and designs that you can do to become a Front-end developer. The order is from easy to intermediate

1. Reusable Button

One best way to start learning React or Vue is to make small components. By making a reusable button, you will learn about basic states and the most basics syntax.

Making a reusable is not that simple, especially the Input component. You have to make sure about different states: Error, Focus..., Accessibility, sizes,... But you will learn a lot from making them and it will be a big help in the journey of learning a library like React.

3. Windbnb - Airbnb small version

You will be making a small version of Airbnb.

Given a simple JSON file, your task is to create a listing with filter functions. You will learn managing state in Front-end library in React or Vue.

4. Todo App

Everyone knows Todo App, but did you ever try to make one?

You will practices skills like Array methods and managing states. I think it's one of the best tasks to start learning a library as it is not too difficult or too easy.

5. Quote generator

A Front-end developer needs to know how to use an API. You will practice basic skills working with a simple API in this project.

6. Country quiz

Now a bit more challenging project, not only you have to use an API but also managing more complex states in your app. This project will definitely improve your skill as a Front-end developer.

7. Weather app

Surprise, Surprise :)) another weather app project. In this one, you have to understand an API, display different data, and checking user location. A lot of things to do and practice and a perfect challenge for a junior to practice a library.

8. Job search

In this one, you have to deal with different routes, different states, and an interesting API from Github. A good project to put to your portfolio.

Conclusion

These projects are perfect for people who are starting learning Front-end library and want to practice it. Not only you have 8 projects to add to your portfolio but also, you will get a certificate after completed.

In the end, best of luck to everyone who is studying and feel free to leave me a comment.

Top comments (34)

Rattanak Chea • Jul 3 '20

Awesome. Will check them out .

Thu Nghiem • Jul 3 '20

you can checkout Discord with amazing people there as well :)

Rattanak Chea • Jul 3 '20

What is the link for Discord?

Thu Nghiem • Jul 3 '20

discord.com/invite/3R6vFeM . It's in the footer of the page

Jane Tracy 👩🏽‍💻 • Jul 3 '20

The designs are amazing. I will definitely do the challenges 💯.

Thu Nghiem • Jul 3 '20

Thank you so much. Looking forward to see your solutions :)

Shuaib Oseni • Jul 3 '20

Hi, looks like Links are not working

Thu Nghiem • Jul 3 '20

which links, it works for me. you can try to copy and paste it

Shuaib Oseni • Jul 3 '20

The Challenges link...also tried copying and pasting, still the same

Thu Nghiem • Jul 3 '20

try visit here: devchallenges.io/

Shuaib Oseni • Jul 3 '20

Unfortunately still the same

Thu Nghiem • Jul 3 '20

oh wow the first time. it does not support IE. So can you try different browser?

Shuaib Oseni • Jul 3 '20

I'm actually using Chrome, tried other browsers too...still the same

Thu Nghiem • Jul 3 '20

I asked people to check out the links and it worked for them. Unfortunately I don't know your issues :( Sorry man

Shuaib Oseni • Jul 3 '20

Thanks!

stuartambient • Jul 4 '20

Why are they called 'user stories' ? They are not really stories, unless there is a story why they have that requirement ? 😆
Anyway, appreciate your useful and cool site !