react-web

Enforce test-first workflows for React UI components, hooks, and pages.

1|Updated Jan 10, 2026

Search Tags:#typescript #testing #frontend #react #component #test-first

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Skill: react-web
Source: https://github.com/artofrawr/claude-control/tree/main/skills/react-web
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/artofrawr/claude-control --skill react-web-artofrawr

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Frontend teams often waste time guessing UI behavior and refactoring after implementation. This Skill enforces a test-first workflow to ensure correctness from the start.

Core Features & Use Cases

Test-driven component development with Button and other UI primitives.
Clear guidance on test structure, hooks and styling workflows, and enforcement of failing tests before implementation.
End-to-end examples illustrating the recommended component development order and QA checks.

Quick Start

Create the first test file for a Button component and implement the component until the tests pass.

Frequently Asked Questions about react-web

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I enforce a test-first workflow for React component development?▼

To enforce test-first React component development, create a failing test file for each UI component, implement the component until the tests pass, and document patterns like test structure and recommended tooling.

What is the recommended development order for building React UI components?▼

The recommended development order for React UI components starts with writing an isolated test file, implementing the component to pass tests, and finally performing page-level compositions with QA checks.

Can I use this test-first approach to build React hooks and page-level compositions?▼

Yes, this test-first approach applies to creating isolated UI components, hooks, and page-level compositions by requiring a test file per implementation and enforcing failing tests before writing code.

How do I stop guessing React UI behavior and reduce refactoring after implementation?▼

Stop guessing React UI behavior by adopting a strict test-driven lifecycle that requires a failing test file before component implementation, ensuring correctness from the start and eliminating refactoring.

Do I need TypeScript to build React apps with hooks, React Query, and Zustand?▼

TypeScript is recommended for building React apps with hooks, React Query, and Zustand to ensure type safety, but the core requirement is enforcing a test file per component using a test-first workflow.

What are the limitations of using a strict test-first lifecycle for frontend development?▼

The limitation of a strict test-first lifecycle for frontend development is the mandatory overhead of writing failing tests before any component implementation, which requires discipline and slows down initial prototyping.