PLAB Pulse
A modern frontend for a platform helping medical students prepare for the PLAB exam, built with React and component-based architecture.
Problem
Medical students needed a modern, responsive platform to help them prepare for the PLAB exam to become a doctor. The platform required a maintainable frontend with good user experience and clear component structure.
Approach
Developed a responsive and maintainable web application using React, implementing component-based architecture, state management, and routing. Focused on creating reusable components and a clean user interface that would scale well.
Tech Stack
Outcome
This project deepened my understanding of modern frontend development, particularly component-based architecture and state management. The application provides a clean, responsive interface that helps medical students effectively prepare for their exams.
PLAB Pulse
A modern frontend application built to help medical students prepare for the PLAB exam, demonstrating modern React development practices.
Architecture
The application was built using React with a focus on component-based architecture. This approach allowed for reusable components and a maintainable codebase.
Key Features
- Responsive design that works across devices
- Component-based architecture for maintainability
- Effective state management
- Clean routing structure
- Modern UI built with Bootstrap
Technical Approach
React was chosen for its component-based architecture, which made it easy to build reusable UI elements. State management was implemented to handle the application's data flow effectively, and routing was set up to provide a smooth user experience.
Learning Outcomes
This project significantly deepened my understanding of modern frontend development. Working with React's component system, state management, and routing provided valuable experience in building scalable frontend applications.