Introduction

When you are building a single-page application in any language or framework, it is typically not just one giant static page. It usually has links to help you navigate to the other components or sections of the application. A major part of the success of any such application goes to the design of the page-level manipulation, where there are different section links that enable you to navigate around the application with a sense of purpose. React remains no different in this regard. In fact, React has the ability to create a similar number of different URLs or paths that can be used to navigate around your app and to each of the individual components in a way that feels organic and intuitive to the user.

The goal of any single-page app is that the user should feel as though they are navigating through just a regular site but with far more interactivity. React Router goes a long way toward establishing that feeling by building a system for integrating different URLs seamlessly...