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Standardize frontend patterns across Next.js apps

Software Engineering#architecture#React#frontend#Next.js#App Router#coding-guidelines#component-placement
AuthorLiinkiing
Version1.0.0
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What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides frontend architecture guidelines to ensure consistent component placement, reuse, and maintainable code structure across a Next.js monorepo, reducing onboarding time and ambiguity.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Collocate page-specific components inside the App Router page directory (the same directory as page.tsx, layout.tsx, etc.) and place them under a _components/ folder.
  • Centralize shared components and utilities under frontend/src/ following the existing project structure (src/ui/, src/shared/, src/theme/, etc.).
  • Promote shared usage when components or utilities are reused across routes, layouts, or features to maintain a single source of truth.

Quick Start

Use these guidelines to organize Next.js app code:

  • Place page-specific components in frontend/app/{route}/_components/ alongside page.tsx and layout.tsx.
  • Keep shared components and utilities in frontend/src/, adhering to the existing architecture and naming conventions.
  • Follow lint/format rules and prefer collocated components first before moving to shared directories.

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Required Modules

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