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Zomato — Premium Landing Page Revamp

A pixel-perfect, performance-optimized redesign of Zomato's landing page

Built with React.js and Tailwind CSS. Fully responsive, component-driven architecture with smooth UI interactions and a clean modern aesthetic on top of Zomato's original design language.

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Overview

This project is a UI revamp of zomato.com — rebuilt from scratch in React.js with Tailwind CSS. The goal was to recreate and elevate Zomato's landing page with a cleaner component structure, improved visual hierarchy, and a fully responsive layout that works across all screen sizes.

This is a frontend-only UI project — no backend, no API calls. It demonstrates component architecture, responsive design, and the ability to faithfully translate a real-world production design into clean, maintainable React code.


Live demo

zomatolp.vercel.app


What was revamped

Section Changes
Hero / search bar Rebuilt with React, improved layout and spacing
Navigation Fully responsive with mobile-friendly structure
Collections grid Component-driven card layout with hover states
Restaurant listings Clean card components with rating and meta info
Footer Restructured link columns, improved typography
Overall Tailwind utility classes replacing inline/legacy CSS — consistent spacing, color system, and responsive breakpoints throughout

Tech stack

Technology Purpose
React.js Component-based UI architecture
Tailwind CSS Utility-first styling, responsive design
Vite Fast dev server and build tooling
Vercel Deployment and hosting

Getting started

Prerequisites

  • Node.js v18+

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/Ritik2513/zomato-revamp.git
cd zomato-revamp

2. Install dependencies

npm install

3. Start the development server

npm run dev

App runs at http://localhost:5173

4. Build for production

npm run build

Project structure

zomato-revamp/
├── public/                    # Static assets, favicon
└── src/
    ├── components/            # All UI components
    │   ├── Navbar.jsx
    │   ├── Hero.jsx
    │   ├── SearchBar.jsx
    │   ├── CollectionsGrid.jsx
    │   ├── RestaurantCard.jsx
    │   └── Footer.jsx
    ├── assets/                # Images, icons
    ├── App.jsx                # Root component, layout
    └── main.jsx               # Entry point

Key frontend decisions

Component-per-section architecture Every visible section of the page is an isolated React component. This makes the codebase easy to navigate, modify, and extend — adding a new section means adding one component, not editing a monolithic file.

Tailwind over custom CSS Tailwind's utility classes enforce a consistent spacing and color scale across every section without writing a single custom CSS rule. The result is a design system that scales predictably and is trivial to make responsive with breakpoint prefixes (md:, lg:).

Vite over Create React App Vite's dev server starts in under 300ms and rebuilds on change near-instantly. For a UI-focused project where you're iterating on design constantly, fast feedback loops matter.


Disclaimer

This is a UI study and frontend practice project — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Zomato in any way. All Zomato branding, trademarks, and design references belong to Zomato Limited. Built purely for learning and portfolio purposes.


Author

Ritik Kumar Gupta — Full Stack Engineer

Portfolio · LinkedIn · GitHub · ritikgupta2513@gmail.com

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Premium UI revamp of Zomato's landing page — rebuilt from scratch with React.js and Tailwind CSS. Fully responsive, component-driven architecture. Live on Vercel.

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