frontend-foundations

To establish frontend architecture foundations for a new React or Vue project, apply a documented directory structure, design tokens, and testing strategy templates. This enforces structural principles, style rules, and anti-pattern avoidance from the start.

Auditing an existing frontend codebase for best practices involves running a repeatable audit workflow to evaluate directory structure, design tokens, and testing patterns. This protocol identifies architecture gaps and provides actionable templates to evolve code without altering the stack.

Setting up design tokens and a testing strategy for a new Svelte project requires applying predefined structural templates and quality rules. This ensures consistent UI architecture, repeatable testing patterns, and documented style governance from the first feature task.

You can enforce frontend directory structure and anti-pattern rules in an existing codebase by executing an audit workflow. It evaluates current architecture against structural principles and provides actionable templates to align the codebase without changing its underlying stack.

You need to establish frontend quality foundations before writing the first UI feature task to ensure structural discipline. Applying design tokens, testing strategies, and documented directory structures early prevents architectural drift and maintains codebase consistency.