jargon

Frontend & browser·Modules, bundling and the build

three teams each own a section of one page and each deploys their section without the others.

Micro-frontend

Also calledmicro frontend

Splitting a single interface into independently owned and deployed pieces, composed at build time, at the edge, or in the browser. It buys team autonomy on a large product and is usually adopted for that organisational reason rather than a technical one. It costs duplicated dependencies, an inconsistent interface unless design system discipline holds, and a debugging story that spans several repositories.

Commonly confused with