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A slide displaying the formula UI = f(state) with 'state' highlighted in teal. Below, a diagram illustrates the flow: Event → State Update → Render.UI as a Function of State in React
Split-screen showing a bustling city in grayscale juxtaposed with a vibrant beach scene. The title 'Hustle Culture vs. Coconut Cocktails: Finding Your Nomad Groove' appears over the image, with a wave animation washing across the beach.Hustle Culture vs. Coconut Cocktails: Finding Your Nomad Groove
Diagram illustrating a React component tree with a Suspense boundary around a 'Chart' component. A fallback label is displayed while the chart data loads, and then transitions to the rendered chart once the data is available.Suspense Boundaries and Fallbacks in React
Slide showcasing a design system with sections for tokens, components, states, and light/dark mode previews.Design System Overview
Slide on web accessibility best practices, showing a checklist of key considerations like semantic HTML, labeling, focus management, keyboard navigation, and ARIA attributes, along with a code example demonstrating proper label association and focus trap activation.Accessibility by Design in Web Development
Three boxes illustrate the React render workflow: Render, Diff, and Commit, connected by a line. The Commit box is highlighted.React's Render Workflow: A Step-by-Step Breakdown
Slide displaying a tech stack visualization and architecture diagram. The left side lists frontend, backend, database, auth, analytics, and CI/CD components with their respective technologies. The right side shows a tiered architecture with client, API, database layers, and integrations with Stripe and SendGrid.Tech Stack & Architecture Overview
A slide about React testing strategies showing a pyramid graphic illustrating unit, component, and integration tests. A code snippet exemplifies a test using React Testing Library.Effective React Testing Strategies for Developers
A slide titled 'Why React Still Matters' with four bullet points highlighting its strengths: stable core, battle-tested ecosystem, modern performance, and community strength. Each point is accompanied by a relevant icon.Why React Still Matters: A Deep Dive into its Relevance
Slide showcasing modern web development tools and delivery techniques for faster user experiences. It features code examples using React's lazy() and Suspense, a flow diagram illustrating SSR and hydration, and bullet points highlighting key concepts like Vite, Next.js, and code splitting.Modern Tooling and Delivery for Fast Web Experiences
Slide displaying four key performance indicators (KPIs) with improved results: Activation rate increased from 28% to 62%, Time-to-Value decreased from 14 days to 3 days, Retention (90-day) increased from 68% to 82%, and Support tickets / 1k decreased from 210 to 94. Each KPI is accompanied by a trendline graph and a color-coded arrow indicating the direction of change. A testimonial from the VP of Product reinforces the positive outcomes.Business Outcomes & Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
A slide showcasing a clean, modern dashboard design with animated annotations highlighting key features: an insights area, a primary call-to-action button, and a recent activity feed. Numbered callouts explain the design principles of focus, clarity, and action.Dashboard Design Breakdown: Focus, Clarity, and Action