React apps
How to build interactive React pages with Div-idy
Div-idy creates interactive web pages using React state and event handlers. You can ask for filters, tabs, quizzes, calculators, forms, dialogs, and interfaces that update as users make choices. Describe what triggers each change and what should happen afterward, including whether the result stays on the device or uses a built-in service.
Describe the trigger, change, and result
“Add a filter” leaves important details open. “Selecting a category filters the product cards, updates the result count, and shows a reset button” defines observable behavior. Include the initial state and the empty state as well as the successful path.
React can coordinate multiple controls on a page. Choosing a product option might change an image, update an estimate, and enable the next step. Supply actual rules or values when the behavior depends on your business.
Example: an interactive comparison tool
Build a responsive comparison page for these three workshop packages. Let visitors choose group size and indoor or outdoor delivery. Update the available packages and estimated total immediately. Explain why an option is unavailable. Add an FAQ accordion and a reset button. Keep all calculations on the page and include a separate inquiry button for a real request.
Use precise constraints such as minimum group size and per-person cost. The app should distinguish a calculated estimate from a confirmed booking.
Choose whether interaction state should persist
Temporary React state works for an open tab’s selections and dialogs. Device-local storage can remember preferences or favorites in the same browser. A real form submission can send information to the owner’s database.
For content that you maintain centrally, use owner-managed records and explicitly published data. Choosing the storage mode prevents a “saved” message from implying cloud persistence when the app only remembers a browser setting.
Handle actions that take time
Database submissions, AI requests, and map loading need visible pending, failure, and completion states. Ask the app to disable repeated submissions while pending, preserve inputs after failure, and show success only after the service confirms it.
Supported AI features can power open-ended results, while deterministic calculations and filtering can run directly in the page. Do not add an AI call where fixed rules already define the correct answer.
Test interaction beyond the first click
Repeat an action, reverse a choice, reset the form, refresh the page, and use the keyboard. Try missing information and no matching results. Report defects with exact steps and the expected result: “After resetting, restore all packages and clear the selected group size.” Review the corrected draft before publishing.