Typescript, React and Atomic Design - a match made in heaven

Stop building pages, start building systems. Learn to create a scalable front-end architecture with React, TypeScript, and the powerful Atomic Design methodology.

#1about 3 minutes

Moving from hacking MVPs to building scalable applications

The transition from building fast, disposable projects to creating a maintainable and scalable frontend architecture is essential for team growth.

#2about 2 minutes

Finding the balance between structure and flexibility

A well-defined system provides the necessary structure that actually enables greater flexibility for making application-wide changes efficiently.

#3about 4 minutes

How Airbnb uses a design language system

Large companies like Airbnb achieve UI consistency and scalability by implementing a design language system that unifies designers and engineers.

#4about 5 minutes

Understanding the core principles of atomic design

Atomic design provides a methodology for building UIs by composing small, independent components into progressively larger and more complex structures.

#5about 7 minutes

Exploring the five levels of atomic design

The methodology is broken down into five distinct levels, from the smallest atoms like buttons to molecules, organisms, templates, and finally pages.

#6about 6 minutes

Code examples for atoms and molecules in React

Atoms are the smallest reusable UI elements like buttons and icons, while molecules are simple compositions of atoms without complex logic.

#7about 4 minutes

Implementing organisms and templates with application logic

Organisms are complex components that manage state and business logic, while templates define the overall layout and responsive structure of pages.

#8about 5 minutes

Why TypeScript is the perfect match for atomic design

TypeScript enforces strict contracts for component props, ensuring that the atomic design system is robust, predictable, and less prone to runtime errors.

#9about 4 minutes