Practical strategies to reduce unnecessary React re-renders using React.memo, PureComponent, useMemo/useCallback, lazy loading, and virtualization.
React Components and Rendering Performance
Practical strategies to reduce unnecessary React re-renders using React.memo, PureComponent, useMemo/useCallback, lazy loading, and virtualization.
Step-by-step guide to testing keyboard navigation: verify tab order, focus indicators, activation keys, arrow interactions, modals and WCAG compliance.
Learn how code-backed React components enable real-time prototyping, sync with design systems, and export production-ready JSX to speed design-to-development handoffs.
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