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# Building a React App Front-End

Creating a front-end interface for your smart contract enhances user interaction and usability. A React application serves as a powerful and flexible way to build your project's UI. This section guides you through setting up a basic React application that interacts with your deployed smart contract on the Eclipse Devnet.

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[Step 3: Install Additional Dependencies for Enhanced Functionality and Compatibility](/developers/tutorials-and-guides/developer-guides/dapp-deployment-tutorial-eclipse-devnet/building-a-react-app-front-end/step-3-install-additional-dependencies-for-enhanced-functionality-and-compatibility.md)
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[Step 4: Configure Webpack for Browser Compatibility](/developers/tutorials-and-guides/developer-guides/dapp-deployment-tutorial-eclipse-devnet/building-a-react-app-front-end/step-4-configure-webpack-for-browser-compatibility.md)
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[Step 5: Start the Development Server and Verify Setup](/developers/tutorials-and-guides/developer-guides/dapp-deployment-tutorial-eclipse-devnet/building-a-react-app-front-end/step-5-start-the-development-server-and-verify-setup.md)
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