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Feature-Driven Architecture organizes code around business features rather than technical layers, treating each feature as a self-contained unit with its own components, state, views, and logic. This approach reduces cognitive overhead as applications grow by isolating contexts, minimizing cross-feature dependencies, and enabling parallel development. The article demonstrates how to structure features with clear boundaries using index.ts as a single entry point, and shows how this complements Atomic Design by keeping shared UI components separate from feature-specific logic. The architecture scales both code and teams by aligning structure with how developers think and work.

Feature-Driven Architecture: Designing Scalable Applications

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Surefire way to screw the next developers… what is feature is, is mostly subjective.

Good articles. I’ve used Feature-Sliced Design before, but this approach feels simpler. It reduces the cognitive overhead compared to FSD.

Pretty good articles, can’t wait for a part 3

I’ve been following this feature-based architecture for a while now, along with MVVM.
And yeah, of course, for React!