Pokebook is a web app that utilizes the PokeAPI to fetch data for various Pokemon. The app offers a user-friendly interface that allows users to view a list of available Pokemon and learn about their stats, abilities, and types.
Pokebook is fully responsive, allowing users to access it from any device. With pagination and a page size selector, users can easily navigate through a large number of Pokemon without feeling overwhelmed.
Pokebook offers unique and exciting features such as identifying Pokemon types, generating dominant colors from each Pokemon sprite, and the ability to switch between tabs to view different details about each Pokemon.
Pokebook also includes the ability to change themes with three vibrant theme colors available. With pagination and page size selector features, users can easily navigate through the long list of Pokemon.
To further enhance the user experience, a search functionality is also included. This feature allow users to quickly search for a specific Pokemon by name without having to navigate through the long list of available Pokemon. With this added functionality, users can easily find information about their favorite Pokemon or discover new ones they may be interested in.
The most exciting thing about Pokebook is the fact that it was created as a React project challenge by me. With my skills and expertise, I was able to create an app that not only provides valuable information about Pokemon, but does so in a way that is both fun and engaging.
Find below other details about the project.
Mobile Screenshot
Desktop Screenshot
- React.js
- Styled Components
- Redux Toolkit for state management
- RESTful API from pokeapi.co
- Design from Ammiel Yawson
clone this reponpm installnpm run devnpm run build