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To build React components with test-driven development (TDD), you write unit tests defining expected behavior before implementation, then create the UI component to pass those tests. This approach ensures logic correctness and component reliability.

The best way to manage state with hooks involves separating concerns: use local state for component-specific data, Zustand for global state, and React Query for server state. This structured approach ensures efficient data flow across your application.

Form handling in React with Zod and React Hook Form involves defining schema validation rules with Zod, then integrating them into React Hook Form to manage input state and capture validation errors automatically during user submission.

Yes, this React development approach supports styling with both CSS Modules and Tailwind. You can utilize either method to scope styles locally to your components and build responsive, maintainable user interfaces.

Yes, you can use TypeScript with React Query and Zustand for frontend development. This combination provides type-safe state management, robust component architecture, and reliable server data synchronization for scalable applications.