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Responsive React Admin Panel UI Design Course: A Step-by-Step Tutorial on Creating a React Admin Dashboard

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React Admin Dashboard Tutorial

Welcome to our tutorial on building a responsive React admin dashboard! In this course, we will learn how to create a professional and user-friendly admin panel for your web applications using React.

An admin dashboard is a crucial component for any administrative tasks in a web application. It allows you to manage and control various aspects of your application, such as user management, data visualization, and analytics.

React is a powerful JavaScript library for building user interfaces, and it is widely adopted by developers due to its component-based architecture and reusability. With React, we can create dynamic and interactive UIs efficiently.

In this tutorial, we will cover the following topics:

  • Setting up a React project
  • Building the layout of the admin dashboard
  • Implementing responsive design for various screen sizes
  • Integrating data visualization libraries
  • Adding functionality for user management and authentication

By the end of this course, you will have a fully functional and responsive React admin dashboard that you can use as a template for your own projects or customize to fit your specific needs.

Getting Started

To follow along with this tutorial, make sure you have basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It is also helpful to have some prior experience with React, but not required.

Let’s get started by setting up a new React project in your development environment. Open your preferred code editor and create a new directory for your project. Then, navigate to that directory in your terminal and run the following command to create a new React app:

npx create-react-app admin-dashboard

This will create a new directory named “admin-dashboard” with the basic skeleton of a React app. Once the installation is complete, navigate to the project directory by running the following command:

cd admin-dashboard

Now, you’re ready to start building your React admin dashboard!

Conclusion

In this tutorial, we introduced the concept of a React admin dashboard and outlined the topics we will cover throughout the course. We also set up a new React project to get started.

In the next articles, we will dive deeper into building the layout of the admin dashboard and implementing responsive design for different screen sizes. Stay tuned for more exciting tutorials in this series!

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KASHMIR TECH TV
1 year ago

You are using values in px then still how do you manage responsiveness?

KASHMIR TECH TV
1 year ago

What's best for React? name.module.css or this Sass??

Jae En
1 year ago

Yo, you move way to fast, if I look away from the screen for even a few seconds, I'm already two folders/files behind. Just seven minutes into the video and had to stop at least a dozen times to try to figure out where you were. Not good.

Calm Heart . 2M views
1 year ago

Anyone face error while using materialui datagrid???

Back-endDEV_JR
1 year ago

is complete?

Lekky Dev
1 year ago

Great tutorial.
The only missing thing is that the forms data cannot be submitted to the api.
HandleSubmit does not work. You cannot add a new user or new product directly with the form.
Or am I missing something?

Graf László
1 year ago

I have found usefull this presentation. It would be nice if you could do a new video, also with SASS, about creating a one-week calendar (hours as rows and days as columns) 🙂

BASIT ABDULLAH
1 year ago

started 2:21:46

Coding Master
1 year ago

Can we have also directly on github

Muzaffer Yasin YILDIRIM
1 year ago

Şafak Abi Adamsınnn 🙂 Teşekkür Ederiz Abicim..

Engku Nasya
1 year ago

Highly suggest to rename the path for the*single* < Product > or < User > element withOUT `s`. /user/:id or /product/:id

Moji A
1 year ago

when i change a name in backend i should re run it to see the changes in UI but when you change the name it changes in real time in UI? how's that?

Noober Burner
1 year ago

can anyone help at 2:20:14 i did as showen in this video but when i click send to send data to api it's throwing me an error which is :
MUI: The data grid component requires all rows to have a unique `id` property.

Alternatively, you can use the `getRowId` prop to specify a custom id for each row.

A row was provided without id in the rows prop:

{}
i don't know how to solve this problem.
and i am using "js" instead of "tsx" and "npm". please help

Naveen Chaganti
1 year ago

Have u done this project

Dilruba Reyyan
1 year ago

I really wish that there was another tutorial continuing on this one and addin user auth, login, logout etc.

Amr Mashaal
1 year ago

thank you for this awesome project💕💕💕

Dilruba Reyyan
1 year ago

What shortcut does he use at 7:22 to change all "Home" to "Users"? Also what extension does he use at 5:44 where he writes "rafce" and a new react component is initialized automatically?

Finfotek devhub
1 year ago

Hi Lama! is the Dockerfile ok for deploying Azure DevOps:
FROM node:alpine

WORKDIR /app
COPY package.json .
RUN npm install –omit=dev
COPY . .

CMD ["npm", "run", "dev"]

Harun HatiboÄŸlu
1 year ago

Thank you for this great video

Techiful
1 year ago

This is a really cool project, Thank you @Lamadev. I've challenge myself and added a REST API. Integrated SQL db using nodejs and Prisma ORM. Works like a charm. Also CRUD operations.