fizreal / u4_lab_conditional_rendering

In this lab, we'll use provided state and a form to conditionally render different components based on user input.

Conditional Rendering Lab

Overview

In this lab, we'll be working with a provided sign-up form to conditionally render components based on the user's input.

Getting Started

• Fork and Clone
• cd into u4_lab_conditional_rendering.
• Open up in VSCode with code .
• npm i to install our dependencies.
• npm run dev to spin up the app
• Navigate to localhost:5173 in your browser

Instructions

Using the provided components, we're going to create an environment where:

• The user will go through three "pages" of a sign up process (Landing, Form, then Thanks or Error)
• Once you hook them up, the buttons on each page will navigate the user through the process
• The Next button should not clickable unless all 3 fields on the form have user input. Disabled could be helpful!
• The Thanks component renders when a user over the age of 18 signs up OR the Error component renders when a user under the age of 18 tries to sign up

What We're Trying to Build (scroll to the right)

1. A landing page that welcomes the user to our site
2. A Form that allows them to "sign up"
3. If everything is filled out correctly, a Thank You page that thanks them for signing up
4. An Error page that appears if the user does not meet the age requirement

Notes/Tips

• Take a look at what is already provided in the app. Using the state we have, how could we decide which components to render under certain conditions?
• Consider the many conditional statements we've used throughout this course (if/else, switch, ternary). Which would be best for this situation?
• The app will not render any components until you've called them in the Home.jsx render statement...
• The majority of your work will be done in Home.jsx.

Bonus

• Configure the Back buttons to reset the state and return to the welcome page. Maybe a helper method in the App component could be useful?
• Style it up!

Resources

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