frontend-patterns
Build Better React Frontends
Frontend teams often repeat component, state, and performance decisions without a shared reference. This skill provides concise React and Next.js patterns that guide consistent implementation.
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Using "frontend-patterns". I need a reusable tab interface for a dashboard.
Expected outcome:
Recommends the compound component pattern, defines the main responsibilities, and explains how shared state should flow through context.
Using "frontend-patterns". My market list has thousands of rows and scrolls slowly.
Expected outcome:
Suggests virtualization, stable row heights, overscan, and memoized item components to reduce rendering work.
Using "frontend-patterns". I need an accessible modal pattern.
Expected outcome:
Combines animation, focus management, Escape handling, and dialog attributes into a concise implementation checklist.
Security Audit
SafeReviewed all 44 static findings in SKILL.md. They are false positives from Markdown code fences, TypeScript template literals, React lazy imports, local fetch examples, key event handling, and callback names. No prompt injection, command execution, credential access, or data exfiltration intent was found.
Risk Factors
⚡ Contains scripts (2)
⚙️ External commands (33)
🌐 Network access (2)
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Skillstore Score
Why this score Evidence Confidence: HighWhat You Can Build
Standardize React Components
Use composition and compound component examples to create predictable component APIs across a product.
Improve Interface Performance
Apply memoization, lazy loading, and virtualization patterns to reduce slow renders in complex screens.
Review UI Accessibility Patterns
Use keyboard navigation and focus management examples when designing modals, dropdowns, and interactive controls.
Try These Prompts
Show me a frontend pattern from this skill for [problem]. Explain when to use it and what tradeoffs to check.
Use the composition and compound component patterns to design [component]. Keep the API simple and list required props.
Review this React view for memoization, lazy loading, and virtualization opportunities. Suggest specific changes using the skill patterns.
Create a frontend plan for [feature] using component composition, custom hooks, context reducers, forms, error handling, animation, and accessibility patterns.
Best Practices
- Choose patterns that match the feature complexity and team maintenance needs.
- Keep reusable component APIs small, typed, and consistent across similar components.
- Pair performance changes with measurement before and after implementation.
Avoid
- Do not add context or reducers for local state that only one component owns.
- Do not memoize every value without a clear render cost or stability need.
- Do not copy examples without adapting accessibility behavior to the final UI.