React.js Frontend Development
Learn to build, test and deliver responsive frontends with React, hooks, context, Redux Toolkit, Tailwind CSS and Next.js. You work with a REST API, handle loading, empty and error states, test behaviour and accessibility, and prepare a production build. You finish with a small-business operations frontend, a deployment plan and a client handover. All business data is simulated.
- Duration: 16 weeks
- Modules: 12
- Fee: Rs 21,999 (about Rs 3,666 a month on EMI)
- Field: Dev & Technology
Roles this track prepares you for
- Frontend Developer
- React Developer
- UI Engineer
- Next.js Developer
- Junior Frontend Developer
- React.js Developer
- Frontend Engineer
- JavaScript Developer
- UI Developer
- Web Developer
Curriculum
- Readiness, Tooling and Frontend Thinking - Check your HTML, CSS and JavaScript readiness, bridge any gaps, set up Node and an editor, start a supplied project and turn a business brief into a UI and state plan.
- Take the readiness diagnostic and choose your path
- JavaScript bridge: destructuring, modules and async
- Node, package manager and editor setup
- Project layout, scripts and browser dev tools
- Build and inspect your first interface
- Plan components, data and state from a brief
- Components, JSX and Props - Build function components with JSX, props, composition, lists with stable keys and conditional rendering, keeping data separate from presentation.
- Function components and JSX
- JSX expressions and rendering values
- Props and component composition
- Rendering lists with stable keys
- Conditional rendering
- Separate data from presentation
- Events, State and Forms - Handle events, update state immutably, build controlled forms with validation, lift state and compute derived values like totals and filters.
- Events and state
- Immutable list and object updates
- Controlled inputs
- Form validation and feedback
- Lifting state up
- Derived totals, search and filtering
- Hooks and Synchronization - Use hooks correctly, with effects, dependencies, cleanup and refs, avoid stale closures and derived-state mistakes, and extract custom hooks.
- Rules of hooks
- Effects and dependencies
- Cleanup and refs
- Stale closures and state updates
- When you do not need an effect
- Custom hooks and justified performance work
- Responsive UI with Tailwind - Set up Tailwind correctly, learn the CSS behind utilities, and build responsive, accessible layouts with focus states, semantic forms and visual checks.
- Set up Tailwind for the chosen version
- The CSS behind the utility classes
- Layout, spacing and typography
- Responsive design and hover, focus states
- Semantic, accessible form styling
- Visual consistency checks in the browser
- Navigation and REST Integration - Add client-side routing and connect to a supplied local REST API with loading, empty, error, validation, cancellation and stale-response handling.
- Routes, parameters and navigation
- Fetch and HTTP semantics
- Read an API contract and implement CRUD
- Loading, empty and error states
- Server validation errors and recovery
- Cancellation and stale responses
- Context and Reducers - Compare prop drilling with composition, build context providers and reducers, decide who owns state and when persistence is appropriate.
- Prop drilling versus composition
- Context providers and consumers
- Reducers and action design
- Deciding who owns state
- Persisting state safely
- Build and justify a context and reducer feature
- Redux Toolkit Basics - Build a store with slices, selectors and hooks using current Redux Toolkit patterns, test public behaviour and know when Redux is unnecessary.
- Store, slices and the provider
- Actions, reducers and predictable updates
- Selectors and hooks: reading the store
- Async state with createAsyncThunk
- Testing slices and selectors
- When not to use Redux
- Testing, Debugging and Accessibility - Test user-visible behaviour, check keyboard, focus and labels, diagnose console and network problems, review AI-generated code critically and collect regression evidence.
- Set up component tests and test interactions
- Keyboard use and focus management
- Labels, headings and semantic HTML
- Diagnose problems from console and network
- Review and repair AI-generated code
- Regression tests and evidence
- Next.js App Router Foundations - Scaffold a verified Next.js project and learn routes, layouts, server and client components, browser-only features, and loading, error and not-found behaviour.
- Scaffold a Next.js project and add routes
- Layouts and navigation
- Server and client components
- Route parameters and browser-only features
- Loading, error and not-found pages
- Assets and metadata basics
- Next.js Data, Environment and Deployment - Fetch and mutate data with version-correct Next.js patterns, handle environment values safely, run a production build and match the app to a hosting mode.
- Fetch data in the App Router
- Mutations and environment values
- A working demo API for deployment
- Production build and run
- Hosting fit, refresh and deep links
- Deployment checklist and handover
- Product Capstone and Delivery - Build and hand over a small-business inventory and order frontend in Next.js from a full client brief, with tests, API integration, visual checks and documentation.
- Read the client brief and UI specification
- Design the architecture and choose state
- Build list and detail views
- Build forms and integrate the API
- Test, visual checks and regression
- Deploy or plan, hand over and present
Frequently asked questions
How long is the React.js Frontend Development course?
It runs for 16 weeks, with 12 modules. It is self-paced online learning from EasySkill Career Academy, Surat.
How much does the React.js Frontend Development course cost?
The fee is Rs 21,999, or about Rs 3,666 a month on EMI.
What will I build in React.js Frontend Development?
Every module ends in a graded practical task that AI checks in about 30 seconds, so you finish with a portfolio you can show to employers or clients.
Which roles does React.js Frontend Development prepare me for?
It prepares you to apply for roles such as Frontend Developer, React Developer, UI Engineer, Next.js Developer, Junior Frontend Developer. It does not guarantee a job or income.
Can I learn online, or do I have to visit a centre?
You can learn fully online. EasySkill also has centres in Adajan, Vesu and Bhestan, Surat, if you prefer to visit.
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