This site is using pokemon API.
It's available here: https://pokeapi.co/.
You can also see my API design flipchart here

You like Pokemons, you'll find something for yourself here:
https://dom-void.github.io/pokemon/.

A few goals were given to me:

1. Create a table based on a CSS framework or your own styles. [done]
2. List Pokemons available in the game: [done]
   a. Table should contain at least 10 Pokemons, [done]
   b. Columns should include Pokemon’s image, name, HP, [done]
   c. Table should have some sort of pagination. [done]
3. Images should rotate on mouse hover. [done]
4. Create a separate page with Pokemon’s details containing:
   a. Pokemon’s speed, attack, defence stats,
   b. Reference to it’s evolution forms.
5. Add at least one unit/integration test.

• I used AJAX to request data from JSON API server.
• Code is written in ECMAScript5 (for a good start).
• At first it takes number of all Pokemons available in API (in case it's gonna change one day).
• Next API request creates array with all Pokemons' names and its urls.
• After that the table is fullfilled for a first time, buttons are activated and page status is showen. Now you can use the page (change the pages in fact).
• Images rolls after mouse over.
• Next and prev buttons work in a carousel (ie. previous to first is last page).
• If there's less elements on the last page, the table is shorter.
• I used jQuery in the code.
• I used w3.css to style some elements.

• Modal page linked for every Pokemon on the list, contains: speed, attack and defence stats.
• The same modal page will contain reference to Pokemon's evolotion forms (not sure what is that in fact).
• Make input and submit button allowing user to go to particular page.
• Make search through pokemons' names field, to find the page containing particular Pokemon.
• Accumulate more knowledge about unit and integration tests.
• I won't sleep 'till it works in React.