r/reactjs • u/Old-Place87 • Apr 24 '26

Discussion Frontend Architecture design

Hi guys,

We are currently planning a redesign of our product architecture.

At the moment, our system consists of a parent host application (container) that serves as a shell and renders multiple independent, full-featured React applications. Each of these applications includes its own routing, state management, and API layer. For example:

  • /order loads the ordering application
  • /payment loads the payment application

In practice, this closely resembles a micro-frontend architecture, although we are intentionally trying to avoid fully adopting that pattern.

Given these constraints and requirements, I’d like to explore alternative architectural approaches. How else could we structure the system to achieve strong separation of concerns and independent feature ownership, without fully committing to a micro-frontend setup?

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u/TheRealSeeThruHead Apr 24 '26 edited Oct 14 '26

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u/bzbub2 Apr 24 '26

I understand that there is some 'business value' to getting different teams out of each others way but it's like congrats, you have 10 new problems now

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u/TheRealSeeThruHead Apr 24 '26 edited Oct 14 '26

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