folder-structure

Organize frontend folder structure using domain-driven design by separating the src directory into domain folders, each containing explicit ui, hooks, types, and utils layers for clear domain separation and maintainability.

Fractal architecture in frontend projects is a recursive folder structure pattern where complex domains create sub-domains that replicate the same ui, hooks, types, and utils layers to maintain consistent scalability.

Manage import guidelines and dependencies by designing independent domain folders that can be safely deleted without impacting other areas, ensuring strict layer separation and controlled cross-domain imports.

Apply a domain-first folder structure to frontend architecture when teams need clear domain separation, layered structure management, and recursive sub-domain expansion to handle growing project complexity.

Structure a new component file in a domain-first architecture by placing it inside the appropriate domain folder and assigning it to the correct layer, such as ui or hooks, following fractal recursion rules.