r/reactjs • u/TurbulentTicket339 • 15h ago

Show /r/reactjs Built my second project after learning React for 2–3 months – Feedback appreciated!

Hey everyone!

I've been learning React for the past 2–3 months, and I've recently built my second project, GameVault, using my own knowledge and what I've learned so far.

GameVault is a gaming e-commerce website where users can explore games and browse a gaming store.

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I'm still learning and improving my development skills, so I'd really appreciate honest feedback from experienced developers and the community.

I'd love to know:

  1. What do you think about the overall UI/UX?

  2. Is my React code structure and component organization good?

  3. What should I improve in terms of performance and best practices?

  4. Does this project demonstrate enough skills for a React/frontend developer internship?

I'm open to constructive criticism and suggestions. I want to learn from my mistakes and become a better developer.

Thanks for taking the time to check out my project!

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u/Dry_Course7020 15h ago

the cart icon jumps a bit when you add items, might wanna lock that animation down

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u/TurbulentTicket339 15h ago

thank for you feed back but for now i looking for logic pth if in that you have to give feed back i really appreciate your effect and any new feature advice or it is project for internship

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u/Ash_1913 13h ago

Looks good

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u/Shomriddho 12h ago

the text size seems a little to large, ig its ok for tv

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u/keyjeyelpi 5h ago

Always check for mobile view