Microfrontends

Micro-Frontends for Scalable Web Apps Micro-frontends split a large frontend into smaller, independently deployable pieces. Each piece is owned by a separate team and evolves on its own release cycle. This makes big apps easier to maintain as features grow and teams change. Although parts are independent, users still see one smooth app. A shared design system, common tokens, and clear contracts keep the look and behavior consistent across the whole product. ...

Modern Web Architectures: Microfrontends and Services In many teams, a single web app grows into a tangle of features and releases. Microfrontends and services help by giving each team ownership of a distinct part. This keeps work manageable and speeds up delivery, while still offering a cohesive user experience. What are microfrontends? They take the idea of microservices to the frontend. Each team owns a vertical slice of the UI, from data fetching to rendering. A product site might split into a catalog frontend, a cart frontend, and a checkout frontend. A lightweight shell app then loads these pieces and handles navigation so users see one smooth page. ...