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Build a User Profile Page with React, Tailwind and HeroUI

Vu NguyenSoftware Engineer, NAB

This in-depth tutorial guides you through the process of creating a modern, interactive user profile page using React and HeroUI. You'll learn how to construct reusable components for showcasing user information, implementing a feature photo carousel, and displaying user posts and photos. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a fully functional profile page that demonstrates best practices in React development and UI design.

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of React and TypeScript
Familiarity with modern JavaScript (ES6+) concepts
Understanding of component-based architecture in React
Basic knowledge of CSS and Tailwind
Familiarity with package managers (npm or yarn) and command-line interfaces
Basic understanding of state management in React
(Optional) Experience with HeroUI or similar component libraries is helpful but not required

Before we dive into coding the profile page, let's set up our project:

Prerequisites: Ensure you have Node.js, yarn (or npm) and git installed on your machine.
Clone our starter repo: Open your terminal and run the following command to clone the starter repository:

git clone https://github.com/upskillsdev/starter-app.git

Start Development Server: Install the dependencies to start the local server:

cd starter-app && yarn install

yarn dev

You should have a startup screen at http://localhost:5173/ in your browser. Now you can now head over to the src/pages/index.tsx file and start building the profile page.

Section 1: Setup and initialize a new React project with HeroUI

How the starter project structure will look like:

├── public ├── src # Core source code of the application │ ├── components # Reusable UI elements │ ├── config # Configuration files of the application │ ├── hooks # Custom React hooks for shared logic │ ├── layouts # Page layouts or templates │ ├── pages # Individual pages of the application │ ├── styles # Global or component-specific styles │ ├── types # TypeScript type definitions │ ├── App.tsx # Root component of the application │ ├── main.tsx # Entry point of the application │ ├── provider.tsx # HeroUI Provider component │ ├── vite-env.d.ts # TypeScript declarations for Vite env variables ├── ...other files

Build a User Profile Page with React, Tailwind and HeroUI

Vu NguyenSoftware Engineer, NAB

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of React and TypeScript
Familiarity with modern JavaScript (ES6+) concepts
Understanding of component-based architecture in React
Basic knowledge of CSS and Tailwind
Familiarity with package managers (npm or yarn) and command-line interfaces
Basic understanding of state management in React
(Optional) Experience with HeroUI or similar component libraries is helpful but not required

Before we dive into coding the profile page, let's set up our project:

Prerequisites: Ensure you have Node.js, yarn (or npm) and git installed on your machine.
Clone our starter repo: Open your terminal and run the following command to clone the starter repository:

git clone https://github.com/upskillsdev/starter-app.git

Start Development Server: Install the dependencies to start the local server:

cd starter-app && yarn install

yarn dev

You should have a startup screen at http://localhost:5173/ in your browser. Now you can now head over to the src/pages/index.tsx file and start building the profile page.

Section 1: Setup and initialize a new React project with HeroUI

How the starter project structure will look like:

Build a User Profile Page with React, Tailwind and HeroUI

Section 1: Setup and initialize a new React project with HeroUI

Section 2: Building the FeaturePhotos component

Section 3: Designing the Profile Information Section

Section 4: Creating the Profile Stats Section

Section 5: Implementing the Profile Post Timeline

Section 6: Implementing the Profile Photo Timeline

Section 7: Implementing the Profile Timeline Tabs

Section 8: Putting It All Together

Vu Nguyen

Build a User Profile Page with React, Tailwind and HeroUI

Section 1: Setup and initialize a new React project with HeroUI

Section 2: Building the FeaturePhotos component

Section 3: Designing the Profile Information Section

Section 4: Creating the Profile Stats Section

Section 5: Implementing the Profile Post Timeline

Section 6: Implementing the Profile Photo Timeline

Section 7: Implementing the Profile Timeline Tabs

Section 8: Putting It All Together

Vu Nguyen