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🍋 Little Lemon

Little Lemon is a restaurant reservation app created as part of the Meta Front-End Developer Capstone course. This project uses React to provide a modern, interactive interface for managing and scheduling reservations in an intuitive way.

✨ Key Features

  • Dynamic Reservation Form: Allows users to select date and time slots, with automatic updates based on availability.
  • Smooth Navigation: Dedicated pages for reservations and informational sections.
  • Responsive Design: Optimized for both mobile and desktop experiences.

⚛️ Tech Stack

  • React: For efficient state management.
  • React Router: For page navigation.
  • CSS Modules: For modular and customized styling.

🏆 About

This project was developed as part of the Meta Front-End Developer Capstone course, offering an opportunity to apply advanced React concepts, state management, and interface design. Little Lemon is an example of an interactive application that provides users with a quick and intuitive way to make reservations.

💡 Getting Started

  1. Clone the repository:
    git clone https://github.com/claudiu28/Little-Lemon.git
  2. Open project directory:
    cd Little-Lemon
  3. Install dependencies:
    npm install
  4. Run the application:
    npm start
  5. Project run at: http://localhost:3000

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