react-component-design

To apply React component design rules, analyze your codebase to enforce single concerns, top-level branching, and predictable props, which directly improves component modularity and readability.

Best practices for organizing JSX and hooks involve aligning UI-to-structure and enforcing separation of concerns, ensuring custom hooks and component construction follow predictable, readable patterns.

Setting up Suspense boundaries and ErrorBoundary patterns involves organizing your React component loading and error handling logic to satisfy design rules for predictable UI behavior.

Yes, you can use these React component design rules during code reviews to assess component construction and custom hook design, applying targeted refactors for better architecture.

Identify React architecture violations by analyzing components against rules for single concerns and top-level branching, then proposing targeted refactors to realign UI-to-structure.