Frontend Builder

Set up a Next.js project with TypeScript and Tailwind CSS by initializing with `create-next-app`, selecting the App Router, and configuring TypeScript typings. This provides a production-ready foundation with server and client rendering, component architecture, and responsive styling built in.

State management in modern React applications uses libraries like Zustand combined with React Query for server state and form libraries like React Hook Form for form state. This separation keeps application state, server data, and form data organized and performant.

Organize Next.js applications using a three-tier component structure: page components for routes, feature components for business logic, and UI components for reusable elements. This single-responsibility pattern scales from small projects to complex applications.

Yes. React Hook Form handles form state and validation with Zod schemas, React Query manages server data fetching and caching, and Tailwind CSS styles the UI. Together they provide end-to-end form handling from input to API integration.

Apply code splitting with dynamic imports, memoization for expensive components, and leverage Next.js App Router for server-side rendering. These techniques reduce bundle size and improve initial page load across both client and server contexts.

Yes. The architecture supports e-commerce through Next.js App Router for dynamic routing, Zustand for shopping cart state, React Query for product data fetching, and Tailwind with shadcn/ui for responsive product pages and checkout flows.