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To build a scalable React and Next.js architecture, establish a project skeleton with a shared UI library, component design patterns, and state management strategies to reduce boilerplate and ensure maintainable UIs.

Integrate a design system into your Next.js frontend by creating a shared UI library with standardized components, applying performance optimizations and architecture patterns to deliver consistent, maintainable user interfaces.

Configure Vitest and React Testing Library in Next.js by setting up the testing workflow within your project skeleton, adding sample pages and unit tests to validate component reliability and ensure robust frontend performance.

Yes, this approach supports large-scale migrations and refactoring existing React codebases by applying solid architecture patterns, state management strategies, and testing workflows to transition legacy code into scalable frontends.

Apply performance optimizations to production-grade React frontends by implementing solid architecture patterns, efficient state management strategies, and component design techniques to reduce maintenance overhead and improve UI scalability.

Your Next.js project needs a shared UI library and Vitest testing setup from the start to reduce boilerplate, enforce architecture patterns, and ensure component reliability throughout development and future migrations.