What's included

• Project Setup

  - Initial project setup with appropriate tools (e.g., Webpack, Vite, Create React App, Vue CLI). - Folder structure and organization for maintainability (components, views, store, assets, etc.). - Version control setup (e.g., GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket), with clear commit messages and proper branching strategy.

• Reusable UI Components

  - Custom components (e.g., buttons, forms, modals, cards, navigation) built to be reusable and flexible across the project. - Components are modular, meaning they can be easily imported and reused in various parts of the app. - Styled components or component libraries used (e.g., Material UI, Vuetify, Tailwind CSS, styled-components). - Component documentation or README files explaining how to use and extend the components.

• Page Layouts / Views

  - Fully developed views/pages that make use of the components created above (e.g., homepage, user profile, dashboard, etc.). - Responsive design for mobile, tablet, and desktop views using media queries or a responsive framework. - Dynamic data rendering from APIs or state management.

• State Management

  - Implementation of state management using Vuex (for Vue.js) or Redux / Context API (for React.js), depending on the complexity of the app. - State-driven UI for handling user interactions and dynamic content updates. - Clear separation of concerns (e.g., handling API calls, managing app state, local vs global state).

• API Integration (Frontend to Backend)

  - RESTful API integration using libraries like Axios, Fetch API, or GraphQL (if applicable). - Handling of asynchronous data (e.g., data fetching, error handling, loading states). - Proper handling of API authentication (JWT, OAuth tokens, etc.), if required. - Error handling for API failures or invalid responses.

• Styling and UI/UX Polish

  - Responsive and mobile-first design ensuring the application looks great on all screen sizes. - Custom styling using CSS, SASS/SCSS, or CSS-in-JS (e.g., styled-components in React). - Animations and transitions to enhance the user experience (e.g., page transitions, hover effects, loading spinners). - Use of a design system (if one exists) or adherence to UI/UX best practices.

• Testing

  - Unit tests for individual components and functions using testing libraries like Jest, Mocha, or Vue Test Utils (for Vue.js) / React Testing Library (for React.js). - End-to-end (E2E) testing with tools like Cypress, especially for more complex user flows. - Integration tests to verify that components and APIs work together as expected. - Test coverage reports (if requested).