angular-conventions

Structure an Angular frontend using feature-based folders and standalone components to improve maintainability. This approach organizes code by domain features, reducing bugs and ensuring consistent structure across new apps and refactors.

Implement centralized error capture in Angular by applying consistent validation patterns across your project. This reduces bugs by funneling exceptions and validation failures into a single, unified handling workflow rather than scattered component-level logic.

Use lazy loading in Angular standalone components when building scalable apps to enhance performance. Apply lazy loading recommendations during project setup or refactoring to split feature modules, reducing initial bundle size and improving load times.

Yes, the angular-conventions workflow supports refactoring existing projects. It guides component structure, naming conventions, and error capture to enforce consistent frontend structure during both new app creation and project refactors.

Follow English UI text guidelines and standardized naming conventions for Angular feature-based folders. Enforcing consistent naming across standalone components and centralized error capture ensures a build-ready workflow and improves accessibility.