Build an Interactive E-Library Using Next.js and Tailwind

Build an Interactive E-Library Using Next.js and Tailwind

In this project, we’ll use Next.js to build an e-library web application. Next.js is a React framework known for its excellent performance and scalability due to its support for server-side rendering and Static Generation. We’ll start off with the initial skeleton Next.js code and add the different functionalities to the project. The website will also allow users to search the available books with a search bar, toggle between light and dark mode, and navigate to the dynamic routes of each book.

The final layout of the application will look like the following: