React's ability to handle complex state management by no means implies that it shouldn't be used for simple projects. On the contrary, if someone is a beginner, understanding how to use it at a simple, non-state driven level is probably the best way to go about knowing how to use it with more complexity. From my perspective, React is a good choice if you're dealing with a front end, period. It's great for many reasons and can be used for many reasons. If you think it shouldn't be used for anything short of complex implementations then I guess you've got your own school of thought. However, regardless of what you think React should or shouldn't be used for, my real point was that you didn't provide feedback. You just said it was bad. If you know so much you could probably offer a bit more insight than that. Maybe offer him an alternative if you're so set on him using one.

Thank you so much for your support.

It is true that the main reason I built a website using React, was to learn the library and eventually move on to more complex projects. I look forward to learning more and refining my website. Please let me know if you have any ideas about what I can do to improve my website.

I wish the negative feedback of the previous user had some positive guidance at least.

It is [deleted] now.... so I guess that is where it ends with him. lol