Feb 5, 2026
1 min read • micro-frontends, architecture, frontend, scalability
Micro-Frontends: Breaking the Monolith
Decoupling frontend teams for faster delivery and independence.
Why Micro-Frontends?
As frontend apps grow, monoliths become hard to maintain. Micro-frontends allow teams to own distinct features end-to-end.
Integration Patterns
Choose between build-time integration, server-side composition, or run-time integration via web components or module federation.
Challenges
Watch out for payload size duplication and consistent styling. A shared design system is crucial for a cohesive user experience.
Communication Between Micro-frontends
Establish clear patterns for inter-app communication, such as custom events or a shared state management layer, to keep micro-frontends loosely coupled. Avoid direct dependencies between micro-frontends to maintain independent deployability.
Deployment Strategies
Invest in a robust CI/CD pipeline that allows teams to deploy their micro-frontends independently without breaking the main application shell.