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Microfrontends should be used when:

• The project is large and complex, with multiple teams working independently.
• There is a need to divide responsibilities and technologies between teams.
• Independent deployment and updating of interface parts are required.
• There is a necessity to integrate different stacks or legacy applications.

A monolithic application is preferable if:

• The project is small or medium-sized.
• The team is small, and communication within it is simple.
• High performance is required without overhead for integration.
• Simplicity of development and maintenance is desired.

In conclusion: microfrontends are a tool for scalability and responsibility separation, but they add complexity. If the project does not require such scalability, it is better to stick with a monolith.