How are architectural tasks solved in your work? For example, when a new feature is to be created — how is it decided, where to place store, routes, and layer logic?

When solving architectural tasks in frontend development, we adhere to a modular and layered approach.

1. Planning:

   • First, we discuss with the team and product managers the requirements for the new feature.
   • We determine what data is needed, how it will change, and how it will be displayed.

2. Store:

   • If a global state is used (e.g., Redux, Vuex), we place the store in a separate store folder.
   • The logic for working with data and their updates is moved to actions and reducers (or similar entities).

3. Routes:

   • New pages or screens are added to the router configuration.
   • Routes are organized by meaning to make it clear where each part of the application is.

4. Layered Logic:

   • UI components are responsible only for display and user interaction.
   • Business logic and data processing are located in services or in the store.
   • Asynchronous operations (API requests) are moved to separate services or middleware.

This approach ensures code maintainability and scalability, simplifies testing, and separates responsibilities.