Article Preview Page using MUI and Redux

Solution retrospective
One of the biggest achievements in this project was successfully using Redux for global state management. Since this was my first time working with Redux, it was a challenging yet rewarding experience that strengthened my understanding of state management in larger applications. In future projects, I plan to explore even more advanced capabilities of Redux to optimize performance and maintainability.
Another area for improvement is my styling approach with MUI. In this project, I relied heavily on the sx
prop for styling, which can become difficult to maintain in larger applications. Since sx
works similarly to inline styles, I realized that it could affect reusability and scalability. Next time, if I continue using MUI, I will focus more on the styled components approach to create reusable and modular styles efficiently.
One of the challenges I faced was testing the social media sharing links. Since I don’t have accounts for Facebook, Pinterest, or Twitter, I couldn’t verify whether the generated links worked correctly for different platforms.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I would appreciate any suggestions, especially regarding best practices for using Redux.
I’d love to hear your thoughts!
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- @TetianaAleks
Really well-structured solution! 👏
- I love how you used ArticleLayout to organize the component — it keeps the structure very clean and readable.
- Using MUI, Redux, and TooltipContent conditionally based on screen width adds a great layer of interactivity and responsiveness.
- Nice job applying theme.palette dynamically — makes your styling consistent and scalable. Suggestions:
- Consider simplifying the tooltip logic by extracting the visibility handling into a small hook or helper component — this might improve clarity.
- You might also look into sx shorthand for layout props like px, py, mt to slightly reduce verbosity in Box and Grid components. Overall, it's a solid, maintainable implementation with a good balance of modularity and logic separation. Great job!
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