cabinet-framework-quality

To audit your frontend codebase for UI framework misuse, perform a two-stage analysis starting with an import inventory and followed by governance checks to surface underuse, wrapper syndrome, and partial migration residue.

Wrapper syndrome in frontend component architecture occurs when teams create unnecessary custom wrappers around native UI framework components instead of using them directly, leading to suboptimal use and maintenance overhead that audits can identify and remediate.

To fix partial migration residue in your UI components, apply actionable remediation steps and governance patterns such as a component decision guide, import barrels, and framework-specific linting checks to align implementation with framework capabilities.

Governance patterns that help maintain consistent UI framework usage include a component decision guide, import barrels, and framework-specific linting checks, which align implementation with framework capabilities to ensure accessible and performant UI.