Focus on choosing the right design system

It isn’t easy to achieve the best possible results without consistent styling. A Design System is a set of rules and principles that define how the application should look and feel.

Responsive style properties

The need for responsive design is evident in Web Applications, where screen sizes can range from a small mobile device to a widescreen desktop device. However, in React Native, where the target is only mobile devices, it may not work with the same device size.

Make use of TypeScript

TypeScript and React are an excellent match, especially when working in Visual Studio Code. The advantage of using TypeScript is that it allows you to validate any errors in your project rather than relying on React’s PropTyes validation, which occurs only when the component is rendered at runtime.

Utilize Static Image Resources

When creating an app in React Native, you must manage a variety of static media assets that can be easily seen on both iOS and Android devices.

Use Platform-Specific (Android / iOS) styles

Without the Platform API, you’d wind up with a bunch of distinct styles for multiple platforms (Android & iOS); to arrange these styles, use the Platform module for Stylesheets that are integrated into React Native. Then, apply the appropriate styles after the Platform.OS has automatically determined the OS.

Assign Unique Key to Each Element

A unique key can be assigned in React or React Native to address numerous problems that make working with apps that comprise components like Lists challenging.

Aggregate The Selectors

Selectors are functional elements that are added to tracking and retracing data snippets from the internalized Redux store components.

The routines can be reused across several components using an aggregated selectors directory.