frontend

A scalable Next.js 15 frontend architecture uses standardized directory structures, naming conventions, and module boundaries for pages, components, and layouts. This ensures predictable imports and clear separation between server and client components.

Integrate a shared design system into Astro 5 by applying standardized UI patterns, styling tokens, and accessibility checks. This aligns project components with brand guidelines while maintaining consistent visual and functional quality.

Next.js App Router conventions define strict rules for server and client component usage, data fetching, and MDX content patterns. These guardrails ensure proper module boundaries and predictable rendering behavior across the application.

Accessibility checks for UI components are handled by applying standardized guidelines and design-system integration rules. This ensures all pages, components, and layouts meet required accessibility standards during frontend development.

This frontend architecture approach works for both Next.js 15+ and Astro 5 projects. It provides framework-specific conventions for each, including distinct rules for server/client components, data fetching, and MDX content handling.

The best way to organize imports and layouts is by following standardized directory structures and naming conventions. This establishes predictable imports, clear module boundaries, and consistent styling across all pages and components.