Micro-frontend Architecture. Part 3. Layered Architecture

Dive into CRM’s layered architecture & see how it boosts modularity, scalability, and dev onboarding

Micro-frontend Architecture. Part 3. Layered Architecture

Hello everyone! Welcome to the third part of our journey into micro-frontend architecture. After delving into architectural decisions and the technical stack, it’s time to explore layered architecture in practice, using our CRM application as an example.

What is Layered Architecture?

Layered architecture is a development approach that suggests dividing an application into multiple layers. These layers are usually organized by responsibility and interaction with other layers, facilitating a clear separation of duties and simplifying code maintenance. Typically, layers have dependency constraints to prevent tangled code dependencies.