frontend-components

Organize frontend components using atomic design by classifying them into atoms, molecules, organisms, and global folders, using barrel exports to maintain a cohesive UI architecture.

Structure large React-like UI codebases by applying atomic design principles, enforcing a defined folder layout with barrel exports, and keeping route-scoped components separate from global ones.

UI component files should target around 300 lines, with a hard maximum of 400 lines, splitting them into smaller files only when necessary to maintain codebase maintainability.

Yes, atomic design supports both route-scoped and global components by providing clear co-location and promotion rules to move local UI elements into the global design system when needed.

Atomic design may be unnecessary for small frontend applications with minimal UI components, as the overhead of organizing atoms, molecules, and organisms outweighs the maintainability benefits.

Yes, the atomic design structure applies to UI-heavy applications across React-like frameworks, guiding component classification and file-splitting conventions to ensure consistent UI architecture.