Arhitecture

What I Do

I design scalable, maintainable frontend architectures that empower teams to move fast without accumulating technical debt. My focus is on building strong foundations: modular codebases, reusable UI components, and well-documented systems that support product velocity and long-term evolution.

From startup MVPs to complex enterprise apps, I ensure the frontend stack is architected for clarity, flexibility, and growth — so features ship faster, bugs stay minimal, and teams stay productive.

How I Work

• Design System Architecture I help architect and implement component libraries using principles like Atomic Design, leveraging design tokens and Storybook for visual documentation, consistency, and cross-team alignment. I ensure systems are accessible, themeable, and optimized for reuse across multiple products or platforms.

• Scalable Codebase Structure I design folder and component structures that scale — organized around domains, features, or slices, depending on the product's complexity. Clear boundaries, single responsibilities, and smart naming conventions reduce friction for the whole team.

• Monorepos & Shared Libraries For larger teams or multi-app ecosystems, I implement monorepos using tools like Nx or Turborepo to centralize logic, standardize tooling, and share components or utilities across multiple codebases. CI/CD pipelines are optimized for affected builds, speeding up feedback loops and improving dev experience.

• Maintainability by Design Architecture isn’t just about structure — it’s about developer experience. I build with SOLID principles, clear abstractions, and testability in mind. I prioritize intuitive APIs, encapsulation, and automation to reduce cognitive load and improve onboarding speed.

Technologies

• Design Systems: Atomic Design, design tokens, theming strategies, Storybook, Figma integration

• Architecture Patterns: Clean Architecture, SOLID principles, separation of concerns, layered architecture

• Tooling & Infrastructure: Monorepo setups (Nx, Turborepo), package versioning, shared components and utilities, workspace-based configurations

• Developer Experience & Quality: ESLint, Prettier, commit linting, automated testing (Jest, Vitest), typed props/interfaces, documentation as code

• Testing Strategy: Unit and integration tests using Jest or Vitest, along with potential visual regression testing via Storybook + Chromatic