Frontend Engineering with React
Build the interfaces companies actually ship — in React, TypeScript, and Next.js.
Overview
Why frontend, why React
The interface is where most companies meet their users — and React is the library the majority of India's product teams build it with. Learning React well doesn't just teach you a framework; it teaches you how real teams ship: in typed, reviewed, component-driven code that has to work for actual people on real devices.
This track is built around that reality. You won't just follow tutorials — you'll build accessible, responsive applications the way a working frontend engineer does, then defend your choices in code review.
How you'll learn
Live mentor sessions give you direction and feedback; self-paced labs let you practise until the concepts stick. Every module builds toward one thing: shipping a real, scoped feature for a partner company that holds up under professional review.
By the end, you'll have a deployed project, a Lighthouse score you can be proud of, and the habits — typed code, accessibility, performance budgets — that separate a hireable frontend developer from someone who "knows React."
Who it's for
Students and fresh graduates who want a frontend career and learn best by building. No prior industry experience is required — only the commitment to put in the hours and take feedback seriously.
What you'll walk away with
- Build and deploy production-grade React applications from scratch
- Write typed, component-driven code that passes professional code review
- Ship an accessible, responsive portfolio project reviewed by industry mentors
- Qualify for a stipend-eligible internship on a real company project
What you'll cover
- Module 1
Foundations
- Modern JavaScript (ES2023) and the DOM
- TypeScript fundamentals for React
- Git, GitHub, and a professional workflow
- Module 2
Core React
- Components, props, and state with hooks
- Data fetching, caching, and loading states
- Forms, validation, and accessibility (WCAG AA)
- Module 3
Production with Next.js
- Routing, server components, and rendering strategies
- Performance: Core Web Vitals, images, and code-splitting
- Deploying and monitoring on Vercel
- Module 4
Company project + review
- Work on a scoped feature from a partner company
- Submit for structured code review
- Iterate to a stipend-eligibility decision
Skills & tools you'll use
Skills
Tools
The capstone
A real company project
A multi-page, accessible dashboard for a partner company — data fetching, auth-gated routes, and a Lighthouse score above 95.
Ideal for: Students and fresh graduates who want a frontend career and learn best by building real, reviewed projects.
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