before-frontend-dev

To find frontend guidelines before development, read the project standards located under the .trellis/spec/frontend directory. This ensures your code planning aligns with mandatory project specifications and reduces rework.

The best way to align frontend tasks with code quality standards is mapping your specific work component, like Hook work or State management, to the relevant project guideline. This ensures adherence to established best practices during feature planning.

To prepare a frontend development plan for a new contributor, read the frontend guidelines and map the planned tasks to the relevant standards. This accelerates onboarding by ensuring new contributors start with project standards.

Yes, you need specific frontmatter when planning frontend feature work. You must include mandatory frontmatter fields, specifically name and description, to satisfy project standards and ensure your task is properly documented.

You should read frontend guidelines when starting frontend tasks, planning feature work, or performing code reviews. Reading standards before coding ensures adherence to guidelines and reduces consistency issues and rework.