Zachary Reece
Welcome to the #1 documentation recommended paid resource for learning Material–UI!
Across 35 hours and more than 200 lectures, I will teach you absolutely everything there is to know about building finely designed applications using hands–down the most useful tool I’ve learned since React itself Material–UI!
Take your web development skills to a whole new level and separate yourself from the average React developer by gaining the confidence to build professionally designed applications!
After learning React, I think many developers run into a common problem what are the best practices for actually building your own project!? You may have an idea in your head for a really cool application or website but feel like you wouldn’t know exactly how to go about creating it with React. Are you supposed to build every little component and piece of functionality from scratch? Definitely not! Learn to let Material–UI do the heavy lifting for you with its comprehensive customizable component library with integrated styling, theming, grid, and responsive design systems.
Most of the courses you take while learning React are focused on teaching you the core concepts and fundamental syntax/structures necessary to understand and build React applications. This is usually done by building either a handful of small projects, each focused around a certain concept or by building a large project and incorporating each concept as you go. Learning like this is great, and absolutely essential to understanding the subject.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Implement High Fidelity Designs with Material-UI and ReactJS
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34 reviews for Implement High Fidelity Designs with Material-UI and ReactJS
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| Price | $11.99 |
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| Duration | 40.5 hours |
| Year | 2022 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Sasha Bashkev –
Amazing course! Do not hesitate to get it! Honestly, I‘ve been looking for any kind of Material UI course, most were outdated or very concise. This one has everything I need and even more, I can‘t wait to finish this course and leverage my skills on the new level. Thank you Zachary, best of luck and waiting for new courses!
Jim Biggs –
UPDATE to my prior review: Zachary was quick to follow up on the two issues I raised. While correcting the video is difficult, he will be looking into providing access to code resources. The code plus using my browser following his explaining the Material UI docs will overcome the two issues I listed. I’ll add the 5th review star once Zachary provides the code resources. This would be an excellent course IF two seriously needed corrections would be made: 1) The display of the instructor’s code editor is illegible for students with normal 20/20 vision. 2) The course needs downloadable resources ESPECIALLY since the display of the instructor’s code editor is just way too small. If these two issues are corrected, this course would easily be a 5+ star course simply because the instructor is articulate, explains the details behind each step, and clearly knows his subject. Providing downloadable resources (issue #2, above) would be a giant step for improving the rating of the course. Solving this issue should be quick since it does not involve editing or reshooting the video lessons. I hope to hear a reply from Zachary.
Jackson Huang –
Very good what was missing from this place !
Vuthy Suon –
If you already know a decent amount of react and how things work. You’ll learn a lot in this course, it will teach you how to use material ui and build large application that is scalable on your own! The only downside is the video quality is 720 and some of the videos are not fully zoomed in, but it look like the instructor is going to fix that issue soon. Thank you for an amazing course!
Aravind Hande –
Excellent course. I highly recommend it. Maybe for the next course you can use Redux for state management and use an API implemented using Node.JS for CRUD operations.
Emmanuel Tweneboah –
Great and in depth explanation of every component in the material ui
Danny Avery –
Awesome and very thorough course on Material UI. Zachary explains every component and breaks down how to incorporate the data into each component. It was great to see him take a pure React project and plop it right into a Next.js project to make it SSR ready! I’m super grateful that he helped me come out from under Bootstrap and give me the technical chops to understand Material UI and boost my designs for my applications. I definitely recommend this course to everyone wanting to create applications quickly and beautifully!
Christian Perry –
The best course out there for Material UI
Jeffrey Liang –
$12 bucks for someone to walk you through Material UI, yeah take my money!! Just started the course, but will update my review once done.
King Cyrus –
Excellent React course. One and only Material UI course on udemy. Instructor explains everything. I highly recommend this course.
Robert Dillon –
Zachary is a top notch teacher!!
Kim Skovhus Andersen –
Overall, the course meets my expectations, as I’m new to material ui and I got all of the basics covered so far. As a beginner to material ui, it’s a great course. However, as I’m not a beginner to React overall, as soon as we start touching the logic, the level of outcome of this course drops a bit. The way of dealing with logic is somewhat too easy going for me. For example, the approach of using emails directly on a website is somewhat of a hurdle when you receive a ton of spam subsequently. Also, the validation of the contact form is too simplified, as you could think that it would bother the user to see errors, as soon as you start typing, as well as the validation allows the user to type anything in the message and name fields anything.
Oleg Ts –
Very nice introduction , from the beginning it seems that it is a little bit boring but after 5 minutes you catch every word.
Alif Taufikhur Rahmat Aminuddin –
It’s still in the intro section, so it could be expected. But I think how the instructor presents the materials is a bit boring. But still I can’t wait to see the next section, the real deal of this course!!
Gibaudan Lionel –
It is not current that I give a note just after the beginning of a course, but here I’m making an exception because the course is really interesting and you have the impression to make something beautiful and not the same o do list as ever in other tuts. Some others students have complained about video hard to read but it seems the author has edited videos and added some zooming and all seems perfect. And also the autor is quickly responding when you have some troubles with the code …
Frank –
Respect! (F.R.)
Nathan Barry –
Great course. Finally a course that’s meant not just for beginners. Teaches everything you need to know to make any beautiful front end
Yogesh More –
The course covers a complete setup of a website, and that too a real life, practical one, and in addition has till now covered how to manage images, icons, and etc.
Shaukat Ali –
The instructor is trying to cover far too much in this course and as a result this course feels hastily put together. I was interested in the Material UI element and I can honestly say that youtube has much better offerings on this. The relies far too much on the examples that exist on the Material UI website.
Robert –
So far, so good. I’m learning lots in a gradual intuitive way. Thank you.
Brian Muthura –
Yes. Awesome content
Mauricio Aznar Rivas –
He is very good
Mohamed Desouky –
the Course is Super Good, I like the instructor ? ?, And the only thing that I didn’t like is the instructor is moving very slowly sometimes, but in general the course is Great
Monica Arnon –
I’m just now in the beginning of this course and I LOOOOVE the fact that we’re taking the TIME to understand the WHY of things. WHY Material UI over these other options. I do not connect with courses or tutorials that just offer bullet, bullet, bullet, do this, do that, do this, do that and BOOM, you’re finished. Without really having an understanding of the reason why you’re doing this and that. I very much appreciate fundamentals or at least the first layer that underpins what I’m learning. It seems like this course is exactly set up for that. ALSO I found this course because I was asking the EXACT same question as Zachary… where are is the in depth instruction on Material UI itself? I’ve been craving that and have found nothing outside of the (definitely) excellent documentation of Material UI. I’ve been wanting an actual course… and from what I’ve read in the description and seen so far, this is going to be just exactly what I’ve been needing. It will fill in the exact gaps I need it to.
Edward Marcetic –
You really need to ensure the quality of the video is clearer etc… Really unclear and hard on the eyes. .comparing to others you video is awful …
Aakash Vishwakarma –
I might increase the rating later… But I just started your video and gave 2 start because of font size. I hope I will like the course.
Al Roben Adriane Goh –
So far so good. Good tips, good practices, clear and concise keypoints.
Timothy Myers –
The instructor is really verbose. A lot of this could be a lot more concise.
Vishal Matam –
This is such a good course on Material UI. As you go through your confidence in using Material UI builds and you feel comfortable enough go try out different components from Material UI docs and implement it yourself. You have a great way of teaching Zachary! 100% recommend this course!
Dylan Morison –
Three videos in and I know this is a high quality course. The instructor is very clear and engaging, and the course content is spot on. Amazing course. Thank you 🙂
Brendan Burbules –
No high fidelity in this UI
Abhijit Bhattacharya –
Great!!
Erick Vargas –
It is a very detailed course, that’s nice
Daryl Duckmanton –
Really enjoying how in depth the course is. Especially around design concepts and themes.