What is the primary benefit of Atomic Design in React?

It creates a clear, predictable hierarchy that makes components easier to locate, test, and reuse across different sections of an application.

How do I distinguish between an Atom and a Molecule?

Atoms are basic building blocks like buttons or inputs that can't be broken down further. Molecules are groups of atoms bonded together for a single functional purpose, like a search form.

Where should business logic be placed in this pattern?

According to this skill's pattern, business logic and data fetching are primarily handled at the Organism and Page levels, keeping Atoms and Molecules pure and reusable.

Does this skill help with UI documentation?

Yes, it includes specialized Storybook templates for different atomic levels to ensure your design system is well-documented from the start.

Is this skill compatible with TypeScript?

Absolutely. All implementation patterns and code examples provided by this skill are written in TypeScript to ensure type safety and better IDE support.

Atomic Design for React

Name: Atomic Design for React
Author: IvanTorresEdge

byIvanTorresEdge

Design Tools

Organizes React components into a structured hierarchy using the Atomic Design pattern to improve reusability and scalability.

About

This skill streamlines the implementation of the Atomic Design methodology within React applications, providing a clear five-level hierarchy for component organization. It helps developers categorize UI elements into Atoms, Molecules, Organisms, Templates, and Pages, ensuring a consistent architecture that scales from simple building blocks to complex page layouts. By utilizing provided classification checklists and boilerplate templates for both components and Storybook, teams can build maintainable design systems and maintain high code quality across large-scale frontend projects.

Key Features

Decision logic for handling state distribution and layout concerns
Production-ready TypeScript code examples for each level
Detailed classification checklists for consistent categorization
Integrated Storybook story templates for UI documentation
0 GitHub stars
Standardized 5-level component hierarchy (Atoms to Pages)

Use Cases

Refactoring messy component folders into a clear, hierarchical structure
Building a scalable design system for enterprise React applications
Onboarding developers to a standardized frontend architecture pattern

About

Key Features

Decision logic for handling state distribution and layout concerns
Production-ready TypeScript code examples for each level
Detailed classification checklists for consistent categorization
Integrated Storybook story templates for UI documentation
0 GitHub stars
Standardized 5-level component hierarchy (Atoms to Pages)

Use Cases

Refactoring messy component folders into a clear, hierarchical structure
Building a scalable design system for enterprise React applications
Onboarding developers to a standardized frontend architecture pattern