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Legacy frontend codebases slow teams down through brittle components, tangled dependencies, and conditional-heavy UI logic. This article explains five refactoring patterns you can apply immediately—Extract Component, introduce a module public API, replace conditionals with explicit state models, use the Strangler Fig approach for legacy screens, and migrate toward Feature-Sliced Design—to reduce risk, improve cohesion, and keep shipping confidently.

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Large frontend apps fail slowly—through rising coupling, unclear boundaries, and compounding technical debt. This architect’s guide explains what makes code maintainable, how to measure it with practical signals (complexity, churn, dependency health), and which architectural patterns scale. You’ll see how Feature-Sliced Design (FSD) enforces modularity with layers, slices, and public APIs—making frontend refactoring safer and faster.