Collection of React web app projects demonstrating various skills and technologies.
This repository contains a set of React applications I’ve built to explore different concepts in frontend development — from simple UI components to more complex state-managed experiences.
- Each folder in this repo is a standalone React project showcasing different features and styles:
- frontEats – Food ordering interface (UI + interactions)
- fullstackSushi – Fullstack React app (frontend + API interaction)
- redux-shop – Shopping app using Redux for global state
- travelReact – Travel listing interface
- wario-pizza – Pizza ordering UI (React basics)
Adjust the descriptions above to match exactly what each project does if you want them even more detailed.
This collection uses:
- React (JavaScript library for building UIs)
- React Router for navigation (if applicable)
- Redux for state management (redux-shop)
- CSS / styled components for styling
- Modern JavaScript (ES6+ features)
Projects illustrate different concepts employed in real-world React development.
This repo is a personal sandbox for learning and experimenting with frontend development using React. It helps me:
- Practice UI and component design
- Explore different state management techniques
- Try fullstack integrations and API usage
- Improve code structure and project organization
If you’re learning React too, you might find inspiration in these examples or use them to practice and extend your skills.
To run any project locally:
- Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/Wario-Ametrano/React-Projects.git
- Navigate to the project folder:
cd React-Projects/frontEats
- Install dependencies:
npm install
- Run the dev server:
npm start
- Open your browser at http://localhost:3000
Repeat for each sub-project.
This repository gives practical examples of:
- React component composition
- State and props
- Routing & navigation (if used)
- Redux implementation
- UI styling and interactions
It’s ideal for refreshing fundamentals or learning new patterns by reading and playing with real code.
Feel free to explore, star ⭐ the repo, or open an issue if you have feedback, ideas, or improvements. I’m always happy to hear how others approach React projects!
This project is open-source and available under the MIT License (add a LICENSE file if you want to include one).