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Beginner’s Guide to Designing a Real Estate App UI with React

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React Real Estate App UI Design Tutorial

React Real Estate App UI Design Tutorial for Beginners

If you are new to React and want to learn how to create a UI design for a real estate app, you’re in the right place! In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of designing a simple and sleek user interface for a real estate app using React.

Step 1: Setting up your React project

First, make sure you have Node.js installed on your computer. Then, create a new React project by running the following command:

npx create-react-app real-estate-app

Once your project is created, navigate to the project directory and start the development server by running:

cd real-estate-app
npm start

Step 2: Creating the basic layout

Next, open your project in a code editor and create a new file called App.js. In this file, you can start by creating the basic layout for your real estate app.

{`import React from 'react';

function App() {
return (

Real Estate App


{/* Add your components here */}

);
}

export default App;`}

Step 3: Adding components

Now that you have the basic layout set up, you can start adding components to your app. You can create components for features such as property listings, search functionality, and contact forms.

{`import React from 'react';

function PropertyListings() {
return (

{/* Add your property listings here */}

);
}

export default PropertyListings;`}

Step 4: Styling your app

Finally, you can style your app using CSS to make it visually appealing. You can create a new file called App.css and add styles for your components.

{`.app {
font-family: Arial, sans-serif;
background: #f8f8f8;
padding: 20px;
}

.property-listings {
display: grid;
grid-template-columns: repeat(auto-fill, minmax(300px, 1fr));
gap: 20px;
}

.property {
border: 1px solid #ccc;
border-radius: 5px;
padding: 10px;
background: #fff;
}`}

That’s it! You have now created a simple and sleek UI design for a real estate app using React. Feel free to customize the design further to suit your needs and enhance the user experience.

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@AlisinaSarwari-uu5bv
7 months ago

Thank you for your awesome project ❤😊
Can you do a booking app for doctor or dentist 😷

@edoreemmanuel4250
7 months ago

Is it possible to drop like the user requirements…..I do dotnet…I would love to code it in dotnet fir personal learning.

@venometl
7 months ago

Awesome tutorial videos, learned so much from you! Could you also do a video on React Native please.

@peoplescraze6832
7 months ago

it will be more easy if you use ExpressJS and MongoDB for Backend

@elyasarkin2638
7 months ago

Your contents are so useful and easy to follow. Thank you for your efforts.

@nurmuhammadyorov9775
7 months ago

when will the second course?

@snletwang6994
7 months ago

Hi LamaDev excellent Project can we expect express + mongodb + passport for backedn please?

@faisalrehman3868
7 months ago

For backend please use (Express with mongoDB or PostgreSQL or mySQL) or (NestJS with mongoDB or PostgreSQL or MySQL). i am waiting for the backend part from last 2 weeks so i can complete the project. Im very curious to see what you are going to use for the backend. Would say, you are the best Tutor on Youtube. 🙂

@Yousufsakib-yr8sl
7 months ago

please next tutorial on backEnd technology.

@alpeshpatel4504
7 months ago

In backend side use express js and MySQL

@koririan254
7 months ago

where can i gat the dummy data.

@mohdalizilani9896
7 months ago

for the backened use nodejs , expressjs and mongodb it would greate help to understand better for beginner

@captain_11155
7 months ago

Please use Nextjs for the full front and backend

@adnanabdul6614
7 months ago

hello i love your videos its very informative and with leatest methods thanks for making videos

@archanme1
7 months ago

Waiting for Master Course. Here, MERN will do good if not Supabase would be awesome to learn. If MERN, Authentication via JWT tokens. Redux or Context will do for state. Token-based authentication and private routes based on access level thing. if possible.

@mayureshbande5515
7 months ago

Awesome as always.. please use MySQL as a database

@user-ss2jr8ss8l
7 months ago

Laravel for backend??

@usamarazaaq7266
7 months ago

Mongodb please

@himankshu
7 months ago

I am really happy that you launched another project for free! I had a question that why you didnt used next js? Is building apps with React and other libraries are better than Next js for production?

@nikitasedoj1115
7 months ago

Great job as always, bro! We are waiting for the second part 😌😉