Is Feature-Sliced Design (FSD) Right for Your Front-End Projects?

To adopt an existing project incrementally

To make the project more understandable and structured (correct)

To switch to a new architecture

To enforce a particular programming language, UI framework or state manager

Programming languages, UI frameworks, and state managers

Migration guidance

Layers, slices, and segments (correct)

Rules and conventions on organizing code

No, it does not enforce any specific programming language, UI framework, or state manager (correct)

Only a specific UI framework is enforced, but not a programming language or state manager

Yes, it enforces a specific programming language, UI framework, and state manager

Only a specific programming language is enforced, but not a UI framework or state manager

<p>Yes, FSD can be adopted incrementally in an existing project</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Yes, the layers in FSD are standardized across all projects</p> Signup and view all the answers