First off, if you don’t know what atomic design is, I’ll give a brief primer below but I suggest you go to Brad Frost’s website and check it out.
Atomic design is Brad Frost’s methodology for building design systems. The idea is that we can take the ...

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Atomic design is Brad Frost’s methodology for building design systems. The idea is that we can take the basic building blocks of living things and give our UI a hierarchical structure based on it. Atomic design is a framework that can help bridge the communication gap between development and design. It is important that developers understand it so they speak to designers in a unified language.

A Better Way to Structure React Projects

Atomic design is great but I’m not sure if I will follow the same practice for all React apps i.e from simple to-do app to a MERN stack or similar.
The explanation is good though!

what can it do that, others structure programs can’t do

Interesting read, thanks for this. I am curious to know what structures the other guys in the comment section are using. Since they seem to not like this approach. Care to share? :)