Micro Frontend

Definitions

1. An architectural pattern that decomposes a web frontend into independently developed, deployed, and loaded feature slices — each owned by a separate team — which are composed at runtime into a single user-facing application.

   In plain English: Breaking a website's interface into small, independent pieces that different teams can build and update separately.

   Example: "The billing dashboard is a micro frontend owned by the payments team; they ship it on their own release cadence."

Related Terms

• Client
• Reactive
• SPA
• State
• API Gateway Pattern
• Bounded Context
• Frontend Build
• Frontend Framework
• Frontend Router
• MVVM
• Platform Abstraction
• Service Registry
• Cross-Service