Solid.js: A Minimalistic and Explicit Approach
Namaste @isha.tantia 
, Vue is a good option, no doubt and kudos to @panchal_archanaa for her wonderful answer but if you prefer a framework that minimizes abstraction and focuses on pure reactivity, I would recommend Solid.js.
It provides an extremely explicit and predictable system by relying on fine-grained reactivity rather than virtual DOM diffing. You won’t run into the issues of hidden complexities that often occur with React or Svelte.
From my personal experience, Solid.js feels very natural to work with. It has an extremely small footprint, and its reactivity model feels very intuitive. It doesn’t have the overhead that comes with more complex frameworks, yet it allows for clear separation of concerns and explicit state management.
While it may not have the vast ecosystem that React has, if you want something closer to the metal in terms of JavaScript behavior, Solid.js offers an elegant, minimalistic approach.
Testing Solid.js apps is easy, and if you’re interested in cross-browser testing, LambdaTest can help ensure your apps run smoothly on different devices and browsers.
May your code always be solid and your UI interactions seamless!