Improve Team Efficiency With User Journey-Based Frontend SplitsImprove Team Efficiency With User Journey-Based Frontend Splits
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Aaron Xu
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• 15h
Not every product needs microfrontends.
But many teams do keep marketing pages, docs, and the logged-in app inside one giant frontend long after the product has outgrown it.
That usually shows up as slower builds, riskier releases, and fuzzy ownership between teams.
A better split is often by user journey, with shared packages for the design system and core UI instead of duplicating everything.
It is a practical way to improve delivery speed without losing consistency.
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