frontend

To set up a React project with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and TypeScript strict mode, use a frontend skill that automatically detects the framework and applies structured guidelines for architecture, components, and styling to ensure best practices.

Enforcing frontend best practices across React and Vite projects requires a unified guide that orchestrates specialized sub-skills for architecture, rendering, and data fetching, while running mandatory compliance checks before final validation.

Yes, this frontend development guide works with Next.js App Router and Vite 6 by automatically detecting the project type and applying the appropriate guidelines for React 19+, TypeScript strict mode, and Tailwind CSS.

Project type detection for React and Next.js frontend tasks works by automatically identifying whether the project uses Next.js App Router, Vite SPA, or other frameworks, then mapping the detected type to the appropriate architecture and rendering guidelines.

This unified frontend development guide covers architecture, component patterns, rendering strategies, styling, data fetching, testing, performance, and security, orchestrating over 20 specialized sub-skills for comprehensive task management.

Yes, you can use this guide to handle both frontend architecture and security compliance checks, as it enforces mandatory external skill checks for governance, risk, and compliance before completing any development action.