FrontendHigh signal
Micro-Frontends
An architecture where a large web app is split into smaller, independently built and deployed frontend pieces — owned by different teams — instead of one single frontend codebase.
Think of it like
Like a shopping mall where each store is built and renovated independently by its own team, instead of one company remodeling the entire building at once.
Junior or senior?
Junior sounds like
Describes micro-frontends only by their team-autonomy benefits.
Senior sounds like
Can also discuss the coordination cost — shared design, duplicated dependencies, deployment complexity.
Ask them
“What broke down with a single shared frontend codebase that made your team split into micro-frontends?”