A few months ago, I started working on a one-year web application development project, and I realized how many developers are not quite aware of the best industrial practices in the front-end development of web apps. Even I was not aware of some practices as well. So I decided to write this article to share what I know and what I have learned about the best practices to follow when developing a web application.

This article will focus on best practices in front-end development because the quality of the front-end code is the most deciding factor of a great web app in my experience, but most developers fail to follow these practices and develop their individual components. If front-end developers do not follow these practices, it will be really difficult to manage the code, there will be no consistency across the design, and the web app’s speed will also have a negative impact. Following these practices will make the code more clean and easy to manage, and will increase the productivity of all the developers.

In this article, I am going to talk about best practices to follow when structuring the project’s frontend architecture, writing front-end code, and preparing for deployment. So let’s get started.

Best Practices When Structuring the Front-End

When you get started on the project, the first thing is to structure the front-end code architecture properly. And these are the best practices that each front-end developer of the project needs to follow.

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