blog-coding-conventions

Structure Next.js MDX blog coding conventions by adopting Vertical Sliced Architecture to localize features, defining directory roles and import boundaries, and enforcing Container/Presentational component patterns for maintainable code.

Vertical Sliced Architecture is a structural pattern that organizes a Next.js blog by feature directories, localizing additions and modifications to isolate dependencies and guarantee scalable, maintainable code across the project.

Implement Container and Presentational components by enforcing a dependency-free separation where containers manage data-fetching and asynchronous I/O, while presentational components handle PandaCSS styling and design tokens.

Yes, you can use Next.js 16 cache components and the use cache directive to enforce cache usage, structured file organization, and non-blocking asynchronous I/O across your MDX blog project.

Enforce ESLint import boundaries by defining strict directory roles within the src/ layer, preventing cross-feature imports and ensuring dependency-free container and presentational component separation.

Limitations of using design tokens with PandaCSS involve strictly adhering to unified styling rules to maintain component reusability and accessibility, avoiding localized style overrides that break long-term architectural consistency.