Short React Projects is a frontend React.js website developed to showcase a collection of five small-scale React projects. Built in June 2024, the site features a clean, responsive design with a gallery-style layout, detailed project descriptions, and navigation routes for each project. Styled with modular CSS (folder.module.css format), it offers an engaging user experience across devices, highlighting skills in React development, state management, and UI/UX design.

The home route serves as the welcoming entry point to the portfolio, featuring a clean and minimalistic design that immediately engages visitors.
Displays the main title 'Welcome to My React JS Projects' with a professional layout that sets the tone for the entire portfolio experience.

A dynamic theme-switching component that demonstrates React's state management capabilities and provides users with customizable visual preferences.
The interface displays 'Theme' as the main heading, followed by 'Dark/Light' toggle text and corresponding Sun/Moon icons for intuitive user interaction.

A fully functional Tic-Tac-Toe game implementation that showcases game logic, state management, and user interaction patterns in React.
Players alternate between 'X' and 'O' symbols, with the game automatically detecting and displaying the winner upon completion of a valid winning pattern.

A simple yet elegant stopwatch application that demonstrates timer functionality, state persistence, and user control patterns in React applications.
Users can start, pause, and reset the stopwatch, with the reset functionality returning the timer to its initial 00:00:00 state for fresh timing sessions.

A task management application that implements basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations, demonstrating practical data manipulation in React.
Users can add new tasks to the list and remove completed tasks, providing a simple yet effective task organization system for personal productivity.

Built with modern React.js architecture, ensuring efficient client-side rendering and dynamic user interactions.
Utilizes modular CSS (folder.module.css) for scoped, maintainable, and responsive styling across all components.