frontend-standards

To enforce React 19 and TypeScript frontend standards, you need strict architectural patterns, component co-location rules, and API layer conventions. This Skill provides those guidelines to ensure consistency and maintainability across your application.

The best way to manage state in a React 19 application is separating server and UI concerns. This Skill guides developers to use TanStack Query for server state and Zustand for UI state, ensuring standardized implementation.

To structure a new feature folder in a scalable React 19 project, follow component co-location and folder structure rules. This Skill validates your implementation against project-specific ADRs to prevent technical debt.

Yes, this frontend standards skill supports form validation and localization rules. It guides developers on using Zod for form validation and ensures localization follows the project's semantic token requirements for consistent styling.

Yes, you can use this skill to verify your existing component architecture against project ADRs. It facilitates consistent implementation of components and API layers to ensure adherence to project-specific folder structures and styling conventions.

You need architectural guidelines for TypeScript and React 19 development to prevent technical debt. This Skill provides clear rules for component co-location, folder structure, and API layer conventions to ensure long-term maintainability.