Author: Shubham Singh LinkedIn
The website allows users to perform various text manipulations such as converting text to uppercase, lowercase, copying the text, removing extra spaces, and resetting the input field.
The interface is clean and minimalistic, making it easy to use. It has a clear header, text input area, and several buttons for text manipulation.
- Convert to Upper Case: Converts all input text to uppercase.
- Convert to Lower Case: Changes all input text to lowercase.
- Copy Text: Provides an easy way to copy the manipulated text to the clipboard.
- Remove Extra Spaces: Automatically removes any unnecessary extra spaces between words in the text.
Below the text input area, the website displays a summary of the entered text, showing the number of words, characters, and estimated reading time.
- Header: Features navigation links such as "Home" and "About Text."
- Main Section: Contains a prominent instruction: "Enter your text below," followed by a large text input box.
- Text Manipulation Buttons: Below the input box are multiple buttons to convert text, copy, remove spaces, or reset.
- Text Output Area: A section labeled "Converted Text Will Appear Here" is where users can view the manipulated text.
- Text Summary Section: Displays statistics about the input text, helping users to gauge the content's length and readability.
- React.js: This interactive, dynamic text utility website is built using React, offering fast rendering and a smooth user experience. The buttons and text manipulation options are handled by React's state management, enabling real-time updates.
- React Router: Uses
react-router-domfor fast & efficient loading of components. - CSS: The website uses basic CSS styling from Bootstrap, with a focus on simplicity and clarity.
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