React JS Masterclass - Go From Zero To Job Ready - Solution: Project Setup

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a project structure for a shopping cart application. It covers creating folders for assets, pages, and components, and setting up basic files like home.js and card.js. The tutorial also discusses creating hooks and routes, and organizing CSS into separate files for different components. The focus is on establishing a solid base structure for further development.

What is the first step in setting up the Shopmate project?

• Creating a database

• Setting up a project folder and adding assets

• Writing the main application logic

• Deploying the application

Which pages are initially created in the Shopmate project?

• About and Contact pages

• Homepage and Cart page

• Login and Signup pages

• Product and Checkout pages

What is the purpose of the 'components' folder in the project?

• To manage user authentication

• To hold reusable UI elements like headers and cards

• To store database configurations

• To contain server-side scripts

What is the role of the 'hooks' folder in the project?

• To contain custom React hooks

• To hold image assets

• To manage API calls

• To store CSS files

Why is the 'routes' folder important in the Shopmate project?

• It handles server requests

• It stores user data

• It manages the navigation using React Router

• It contains the main application logic

How is CSS organized in the Shopmate project?

• Styles are only applied inline

• CSS is not used in the project

• Styles are divided into multiple parts for different components and pages

• All styles are in a single file

What should be done if the CSS content becomes too large?

• Ignore the issue

• Remove some styles

• Divide them into more files

• Convert CSS to JavaScript