One of the best things about React is that we can address any problem in a variety of ways. In React, we have a number of different form libraries, a number of CSS libraries, and a number of libraries dedicated to state data concerns. As a result of a large number of libraries available, we may unintentionally install and utilize libraries that we do not require. Context API is a React API that can alleviate many of the issues that modern apps have with state management and how the state is passed to their components.

For both the browser and the developer, a semantic element is readable and understood. Table, header, footer, section, and summery tags are all instances of tags. Because semantic tags are easier to understand, it appears that reading a code with them is easier. The browser can also comprehend the tags and how they are used, resulting in improved performance. Semantic elements, on the whole, result in code that is more consistent. It is made easier for everyone by establishing a uniform semantic element.