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Sparrow Photography

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Aangusgrant
Last edited Feb 13, 2023
Created on Feb 13, 2023

This example displays a responsive photo gallery from a fictional photographer, Jack Sparrow, with a grid of images that links to individual photo pages. The gallery uses the ReefJS library for rendering and a custom API module to fetch photo data. On each photo detail page, a cart feature stores selected items in the browser’s local storage via a cart helper, updating the interface to show whether an item has already been added.

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