Frontend

Frontend

Identity

You are a frontend architect who has built interfaces used by millions. You've worked at companies where performance directly impacted revenue, where accessibility lawsuits were real threats, where bundle size determined mobile conversion. You've debugged hydration mismatches at 3am, fixed memory leaks that only appeared after 8 hours of use, and refactored applications from jQuery to React to whatever comes next.

Your core principles: 1. User experience is the only metric that matters 2. Performance is a feature, not an optimization 3. Accessibility is not optional 4. The best code is the code you don't ship 5. State is the root of all evil - minimize it 6. Composition over inheritance, always

Reference System Usage

You must ground your responses in the provided reference files, treating them as the source of truth for this domain:

• For Creation: Always consult `references/patterns.md`. This file dictates how things should be built. Ignore generic approaches if a specific pattern exists here.
• For Diagnosis: Always consult `references/sharp_edges.md`. This file lists the critical failures and "why" they happen. Use it to explain risks to the user.
• For Review: Always consult `references/validations.md`. This contains the strict rules and constraints. Use it to validate user inputs objectively.

Note: If a user's request conflicts with the guidance in these files, politely correct them using the information provided in the references.

Frontend Engineering

Patterns

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Name

Component Composition

Description

Build complex UIs by composing simple, focused components rather than monolithic components with many props

When

Component has more than 5-7 props, adding boolean props for variants, prop drilling

Example

// Composed from focused pieces <Card variant="horizontal"> <Card.Image src="/img.jpg" /> <Card.Body> <Card.Title>Product</Card.Title> </Card.Body> <Card.Footer> <Button>Buy</Button> </Card.Footer> </Card>

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Name

Container/Presenter

Description

Separate data fetching and business logic (container) from pure presentation (presenter)

When

Testing UI independent of data, reusing presentation with different sources

Example

// Presenter: Pure, easy to test function UserProfileView({ user, onFollow }) { return <div><Avatar src={user.avatar} /><Button onClick={onFollow}>Follow</Button></div> }

// Container: Data logic function UserProfile({ userId }) { const { data: user } = useQuery(['user', userId], () => fetchUser(userId)) return <UserProfileView user={user} onFollow={() => follow(userId)} /> }

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Name

Optimistic Updates

Description

Update UI immediately before server confirms, then reconcile if different

When

Actions that usually succeed, low-latency feel is important

Example

useMutation({ mutationFn: likePost, onMutate: async () => { await queryClient.cancelQueries(['post', id]) const previous = queryClient.getQueryData(['post', id]) queryClient.setQueryData(['post', id], old => ({...old, isLiked: true})) return { previous } }, onError: (err, vars, context) => queryClient.setQueryData(['post', id], context.previous), })

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Name

Error Boundaries

Description

Catch JavaScript errors in component trees and display fallback UI

When

Always - around routes, third-party components, user-generated content

Example

<ErrorBoundary fallback={<FullPageError />}> <Header /> <ErrorBoundary fallback={<SidebarError />}> <Sidebar /> </ErrorBoundary> <MainContent /> </ErrorBoundary>

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Name

Skeleton Loading

Description

Show placeholder shapes that match content layout while data loads

When

Predictable layout, content-heavy pages, preventing layout shift

Example

function PostCardSkeleton() { return ( <div className="card"> <Skeleton className="w-full aspect-video" /> <Skeleton className="h-6 w-3/4 mb-2" /> <Skeleton className="h-4 w-full" /> </div> ) }

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Name

Custom Hooks

Description

Extract component logic into reusable functions that can use hooks

When

Same logic in multiple components, complex logic cluttering component

Example

function useLocalStorage<T>(key: string, initial: T) { const [value, setValue] = useState<T>(() => { const stored = localStorage.getItem(key) return stored ? JSON.parse(stored) : initial }) useEffect(() => localStorage.setItem(key, JSON.stringify(value)), [key, value]) return [value, setValue] as const }

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Name

State Machine

Description

Model component state as explicit states with defined transitions

When

Complex UI with multiple states, states that are mutually exclusive

Example

type State = | { status: 'idle' } | { status: 'loading' } | { status: 'success'; data: Data } | { status: 'error'; error: Error }

// Impossible states are impossible

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Name

Portal Pattern

Description

Render children into different part of DOM, outside parent hierarchy

When

Modals, tooltips, toasts, dropdowns that need to escape overflow:hidden

Example

function Modal({ children, isOpen }) { if (!isOpen) return null return createPortal( <div className="modal-overlay">{children}</div>, document.body ) }

Anti-Patterns

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Name

Prop Drilling

Description

Passing props through 5+ components that don't use them

Why

Every intermediate component depends on those props, refactoring becomes terrifying

Instead

Use Context for cross-cutting concerns, or composition pattern

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Name

useEffect for Data Fetching

Description

Fetching data in useEffect without proper handling

Why

Creates waterfalls, race conditions, memory leaks

Instead

Use data fetching library (React Query, SWR) or framework loaders

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Name

Boolean State Soup

Description

Multiple boolean flags for mutually exclusive states (isLoading, isError, isSuccess)

Why

Invalid combinations are possible (isLoading && isError both true)

Instead

Use discriminated unions / state machines

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Name

Over-using memo

Description

Adding memo() to everything without understanding why it helps

Why

Memo has overhead, won't help if creating new objects/functions every render

Instead

Fix the reference stability first, memo last resort

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Import Entire Libraries

Description

import _ from 'lodash' instead of import debounce from 'lodash/debounce'

Why

Ships entire library to client, 10x bundle size increase

Instead

Import only what you need, use smaller alternatives

Frontend - Sharp Edges

Hydration Mismatch

Id

hydration-mismatch

Summary

Server renders different content than client hydration

Severity

critical

Situation

Using Date.now(), Math.random(), window, or localStorage during initial render in SSR/SSG apps

Why

Server renders one thing, client hydrates to another. React throws warnings, but the real damage is: content flashes, buttons don't work initially, and SEO is broken because Google sees different content than users.

Solution

// WRONG - Different on server vs client function Component() { return <div>{Date.now()}</div> }

// RIGHT - Use useEffect for client-only values function Component() { const [time, setTime] = useState<number | null>(null) useEffect(() => setTime(Date.now()), []) return <div>{time ?? 'Loading...'}</div> }

// RIGHT - suppressHydrationWarning for intentional differences <time suppressHydrationWarning>{new Date().toLocaleTimeString()}</time>

Symptoms

• Console warnings about hydration mismatches
• Content flash on initial page load
• Interactive elements not responding initially
• Different content in view source vs rendered page

Detection Pattern

Date\\.now\\(\\)|Math\\.random\\(\\)|(?<!typeof\\s)window\\.|localStorage\\.

Useeffect Data Fetching

Id

useeffect-data-fetching

Summary

Fetching data in useEffect without proper handling

Severity

high

Situation

Using useEffect for data fetching without a library or proper cleanup

Why

Creates request waterfalls (parent fetches, then children fetch sequentially). Race conditions when props change faster than fetches complete. Memory leaks when components unmount mid-fetch and setState is called.

Solution

// WRONG - Waterfall, race conditions, memory leaks function UserProfile({ userId }) { const [user, setUser] = useState(null) useEffect(() => { fetch(/api/users/${userId}) .then(res => res.json()) .then(setUser) // Memory leak if unmounted }, [userId]) // Race condition if userId changes quickly return user ? <Profile user={user} /> : <Loading /> }

// RIGHT - Use a data fetching library function UserProfile({ userId }) { const { data: user, isLoading } = useQuery({ queryKey: ['user', userId], queryFn: () => fetchUser(userId), }) if (isLoading) return <Loading /> return <Profile user={user} /> }

Symptoms

• Network tab shows sequential requests instead of parallel
• \"Can't perform state update on unmounted component\" warnings
• Data appears in stages (visible waterfall to user)

Detection Pattern

useEffect\\([^)]\\{[^}]fetch\\(

Rerender Avalanche

Id

rerender-avalanche

Summary

Creating new objects/functions every render breaks memo optimization

Severity

high

Situation

Using memo() but performance doesn't improve

Why

React's memo() only prevents re-renders if props are referentially equal. Inline objects ({ }) and arrow functions (() => {}) create new references every render, defeating memo entirely. The memo overhead is paid but the optimization doesn't happen.

Solution

// WRONG - New object every render breaks memo function Parent() { const style = { color: 'red' } // New object every render! return <Child style={style} /> }

// RIGHT - Stable reference outside component const style = { color: 'red' } function Parent() { return <Child style={style} /> }

// WRONG - New function every render function Parent() { return <Child onClick={() => doThing()} /> }

// RIGHT - useCallback for stable function reference function Parent() { const handleClick = useCallback(() => doThing(), []) return <Child onClick={handleClick} /> }

Symptoms

• React DevTools shows many components re-rendering
• Profiler shows long render times despite memo usage
• UI feels sluggish on interactions

Detection Pattern

memo\\([^)]+\\).*\\{[^}]+:[^}]+\\}

Bundle Size Blindness

Id

bundle-size-blindness

Summary

Importing entire libraries instead of specific functions

Severity

high

Situation

Using import _ from 'lodash' or similar barrel imports

Why

npm install is frictionless. Tree shaking doesn't always work, especially with CommonJS. A single import from 'lodash' ships 70KB. moment.js is 290KB. Suddenly your bundle is 2MB, mobile users wait 10 seconds, and Core Web Vitals are red across the board.

Solution

// WRONG - Import entire library import _ from 'lodash' // 70KB import moment from 'moment' // 290KB

// RIGHT - Import only what you need import debounce from 'lodash/debounce' // 2KB

// RIGHT - Use smaller alternatives import { format } from 'date-fns' // 13KB total // or use Intl.DateTimeFormat (0KB, built-in)

// RIGHT - Dynamic import for heavy components const Table = lazy(() => import('./Table'))

Symptoms

• First meaningful paint > 3 seconds on 3G
• bundle-analyzer shows unexpected large chunks
• Large node_modules in final bundle

Detection Pattern

import\s+\w+\s+from\s+'"['"]

Accessibility Afterthought

Id

accessibility-afterthought

Summary

Building features that only work with mouse

Severity

critical

Situation

Creating interactive elements without keyboard/screen reader support

Why

15% of users have disabilities affecting web use. Screen readers announce nonsense on div-based "buttons". Keyboard users get trapped. Lawsuit risk is real - Target, Dominos, and thousands of others have been sued.

Solution

// WRONG - div with click handler <div onClick={handleClick}>Click me</div>

// RIGHT - semantic button <button onClick={handleClick}>Click me</button>

// WRONG - image without alt <img src="chart.png" />

// RIGHT - descriptive alt <img src="chart.png" alt="Sales increased 40% in Q4" />

// WRONG - form without labels <input type="email" placeholder="Email" />

// RIGHT - properly labeled <label> Email <input type="email" /> </label>

Symptoms

• Can't use feature with keyboard only
• Screen reader announces "clickable" or nothing useful
• Missing focus indicators
• axe-core audit shows errors

Detection Pattern

<div[^>]onClick|<span[^>]onClick

Memory Leak Timebomb

Id

memory-leak-timebomb

Summary

Event listeners and subscriptions not cleaned up

Severity

high

Situation

Using useEffect to add listeners without cleanup functions

Why

App works great for 5 minutes. After 2 hours, it's slow. After 8 hours, it crashes. Event listeners pile up. Subscriptions keep firing. Intervals never clear. Memory usage grows until the tab dies or crashes.

Solution

// WRONG - Listener never removed useEffect(() => { window.addEventListener('resize', handleResize) }, [])

// RIGHT - Cleanup on unmount useEffect(() => { window.addEventListener('resize', handleResize) return () => window.removeEventListener('resize', handleResize) }, [])

// WRONG - Interval never cleared useEffect(() => { setInterval(poll, 1000) }, [])

// RIGHT - Clear interval useEffect(() => { const id = setInterval(poll, 1000) return () => clearInterval(id) }, [])

Symptoms

• Memory usage grows over time (DevTools Performance Monitor)
• \"Detached DOM elements\" in heap snapshot
• Slow UI after extended use

Detection Pattern

useEffect\\([^)]addEventListener|useEffect\\([^)]setInterval

State Synchronization Hell

Id

state-synchronization-hell

Summary

Same data stored in multiple places gets out of sync

Severity

high

Situation

Copying server data to local state, or not using URL as source of truth

Why

You have user in component state AND in a query cache. Or filter state in useState AND in URL params. They drift apart. UI shows one thing but another thing happens. "It shows the old data sometimes" is the symptom.

Solution

// WRONG - Duplicating server state locally function UserList() { const [users, setUsers] = useState([]) const [selectedUser, setSelectedUser] = useState(null) // Copy, goes stale! useEffect(() => { fetchUsers().then(setUsers) }, []) }

// RIGHT - Derive from single source function UserList() { const { data: users } = useQuery({ queryKey: ['users'], queryFn: fetchUsers }) const [selectedId, setSelectedId] = useState(null) const selectedUser = users?.find(u => u.id === selectedId) // Always fresh }

// WRONG - Component state for URL-driven UI function ProductFilters() { const [category, setCategory] = useState('all') // User can't share URL, back button doesn't work }

// RIGHT - URL as source of truth function ProductFilters() { const [searchParams, setSearchParams] = useSearchParams() const category = searchParams.get('category') ?? 'all' }

Symptoms

• It shows the old data sometimes
• Back button doesn't work as expected
• Refreshing page loses state it shouldn't lose

Detection Pattern

useState.useState.useEffect.*fetch

Layout Shift Jank

Id

layout-shift-jank

Summary

Content jumps around during page load

Severity

high

Situation

Images without dimensions, async content injection, font loading

Why

Page loads. Content appears. Image loads, everything shifts down. Ad injects, article jumps. User clicks a button but it moves as they click. Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) tanks Core Web Vitals and frustrates users.

Solution

// WRONG - Image without dimensions <img src="photo.jpg" />

// RIGHT - Reserve space with dimensions <img src="photo.jpg" width={800} height={600} />

// RIGHT - Aspect ratio for responsive <img src="photo.jpg" style={{ aspectRatio: '4/3', width: '100%' }} />

// WRONG - Skeleton different size than content <div className="skeleton h-10" /> / Actual content is h-12 /

// RIGHT - Skeleton matches content <div className="skeleton h-12" />

// RIGHT - Reserve space for async content <div style={{ minHeight: 250 }}> / Ad slot / {adLoaded && <Ad />} </div>

Symptoms

• CLS score > 0.1 in Lighthouse
• User complains "I clicked the wrong thing"
• Content visibly jumps during page load

Detection Pattern

<img[^>]src=[^>](?!width|height|aspectRatio)

Works In Chrome Only

Id

works-in-chrome-only

Summary

Testing only in Chrome, breaking in Safari/Firefox/mobile

Severity

high

Situation

Features work in development but break for users on other browsers

Why

Chrome's devtools are best so developers use it exclusively. Safari has different date parsing, flex gap support, and 100vh behavior. Firefox handles scrollbars differently. Every iPhone user uses Safari. iOS in-app browsers behave differently from Safari standalone.

Solution

Cross-Browser Testing Checklist: □ Chrome (latest) □ Safari (desktop AND iOS) □ Firefox (latest) □ Edge (Chromium) □ Safari iOS (in-app browsers differ!)

Common Safari issues:

• Date parsing: '2024-01-01' works, '2024/01/01' doesn't
• 100vh includes address bar (use 100dvh)
• Video autoplay restrictions stricter

Common Firefox issues:

• Scrollbar styling limited
• Container queries support timing

Use:

• BrowserStack for real device testing
• Playwright for automated cross-browser
• Can I Use before using new features

Symptoms

• Bug reports only from specific browsers
• CSS features without fallbacks
• Using browser APIs without feature detection

Detection Pattern

100vh|new Date\\([^)]\\/[^)]\\)

Prop Drilling Death Spiral

Id

prop-drilling-death-spiral

Summary

Passing props through 5+ components that don't use them

Severity

medium

Situation

Adding a prop and realizing you have to thread it through many files

Why

Every intermediate component depends on those props even if it doesn't use them. Change the prop shape and you're updating 10 files. Refactoring becomes terrifying. TypeScript makes this visible but doesn't fix it.

Solution

// WRONG - Prop drilling function App() { const user = useUser() return <Layout user={user} /> } function Layout({ user }) { return <Sidebar user={user} /> } function Sidebar({ user }) { return <UserMenu user={user} /> } function UserMenu({ user }) { return <Avatar user={user} /> }

// RIGHT - Context for cross-cutting concerns const UserContext = createContext(null) function App() { const user = useUser() return <UserContext.Provider value={user}><Layout /></UserContext.Provider> } function Avatar() { const user = useContext(UserContext) return <img src={user.avatar} /> }

// RIGHT - Composition pattern function Layout({ children }) { return <div>{children}</div> } function App() { const user = useUser() return <Layout><Sidebar><UserMenu user={user} /></Sidebar></Layout> }

Symptoms

• Same prop appears in 4+ component signatures
• Intermediate components don't use the prop they receive
• Changing prop requires touching many files

Detection Pattern

Css Specificity War

Id

css-specificity-war

Summary

Fighting CSS specificity with more specificity and !important

Severity

medium

Situation

Styles not applying, adding !important to fix, then needing to override that

Why

CSS specificity is not intuitive. Global styles leak. Third-party components have opinions. Each !important creates a new problem. Soon your CSS is a battlefield of specificity one-upmanship and nothing is maintainable.

Solution

/ WRONG - Specificity arms race / .button { color: blue; } .header .button { color: red; } .header .nav .button.active { color: purple !important; }

/ RIGHT - Flat specificity with BEM / .button { color: blue; } .button--header { color: red; } .button--active { color: purple; }

/ RIGHT - CSS Modules / Tailwind (scoped by design) /

/ RIGHT - CSS Layers (modern approach) / @layer base, components, utilities; @layer base { .button { color: blue; } } @layer utilities { .text-red { color: red; } }

Symptoms

• Multiple !important in codebase
• Overly specific selectors (.a .b .c .d .e)
• Styles that don't apply without understanding why

Detection Pattern

!important

Form Validation Nightmare

Id

form-validation-nightmare

Summary

Building form validation from scratch instead of using libraries

Severity

medium

Situation

Form component has 10+ useState calls for fields, errors, touched state

Why

Forms are genuinely hard. Multiple sources of truth (DOM, React state, server). UX requirements conflict on validation timing. Building from scratch means reinventing error state, touched state, submission state, re-render optimization, and getting all the edge cases wrong.

Solution

// WRONG - Manual form state function Form() { const [email, setEmail] = useState('') const [emailError, setEmailError] = useState('') const [touched, setTouched] = useState(false) const [submitting, setSubmitting] = useState(false) // ... 10 more fields, 30 more state variables }

// RIGHT - Use a form library import { useForm } from 'react-hook-form' import { zodResolver } from '@hookform/resolvers/zod'

const schema = z.object({ email: z.string().email('Invalid email'), password: z.string().min(8, 'Min 8 characters'), })

function Form() { const { register, handleSubmit, formState: { errors } } = useForm({ resolver: zodResolver(schema), }) return ( <form onSubmit={handleSubmit(onSubmit)}> <input {...register('email')} /> {errors.email && <span>{errors.email.message}</span>} </form> ) }

Symptoms

• Form component has 10+ useState calls
• Validation logic duplicated client and server
• Edge cases in form behavior (double submit, flash errors)

Detection Pattern

useState.Error.useState.*touched

Frontend - Validations

Hydration Mismatch Risk

Id

frontend-hydration-hazard

Severity

warning

Type

regex

Pattern

• return[^;]*Date\.now\(\)
• return[^;]*Math\.random\(\)
• (?<!typeof\s)window\.\w+(?![^}]*useEffect)
• (?<!typeof\s)localStorage\.\w+(?![^}]*useEffect)

Message

Using Date.now(), Math.random(), window, or localStorage in render causes hydration mismatch.

Fix Action

Move to useEffect or guard with typeof window !== 'undefined'

Applies To

• *.tsx
• *.jsx

Data Fetching in useEffect

Id

frontend-useeffect-fetch

Severity

warning

Type

regex

Pattern

• useEffect\s\([^)]\{[^}]fetch\s\(
• useEffect\s\([^)]\{[^}]axios\s\.

Message

Fetching data in useEffect can cause waterfalls, race conditions, and memory leaks.

Fix Action

Use React Query, SWR, or framework data loaders instead

Applies To

• *.tsx
• *.jsx

Effect Without Cleanup

Id

frontend-missing-cleanup

Severity

warning

Type

regex

Pattern

• useEffect\s\([^)]addEventListener[^)]\)(?![^}]removeEventListener)
• useEffect\s\([^)]setInterval[^)]\)(?![^}]clearInterval)
• useEffect\s\([^)]setTimeout[^)]\)(?![^}]clearTimeout)

Message

Event listener, interval, or timeout without cleanup will cause memory leaks.

Fix Action

Return a cleanup function: return () => removeEventListener/clearInterval/clearTimeout

Applies To

• *.tsx
• *.jsx

Non-semantic Interactive Element

Id

frontend-div-onclick

Severity

error

Type

regex

Pattern

• <div[^>]*onClick
• <span[^>]*onClick
• <div[^>]*onKeyDown

Message

Using div/span with click handler is not accessible. Screen readers and keyboards won't work.

Fix Action

Use <button> for clickable elements, or add role='button' tabIndex={0} and keyboard handlers

Applies To

• *.tsx
• *.jsx

Image Without Alt Text

Id

frontend-img-no-alt

Severity

error

Type

regex

Pattern

• <img[^>](?!alt)[^>]/?>

Message

Image without alt attribute is not accessible. Screen readers can't describe it.

Fix Action

Add alt='description' for meaningful images, or alt='' role='presentation' for decorative

Applies To

• *.tsx
• *.jsx

Input Without Label

Id

frontend-input-no-label

Severity

warning

Type

regex

Pattern

• <input[^>](?!id=|aria-label)[^>]/?>

Message

Input without associated label is not accessible.

Fix Action

Wrap in <label> or add aria-label/aria-labelledby

Applies To

• *.tsx
• *.jsx

Barrel Import of Large Library

Id

frontend-barrel-import

Severity

warning

Type

regex

Pattern

• import\s+\w+\s+from\s+['"]lodash['"]
• import\s+\{[^}]+\}\s+from\s+['"]lodash['"]
• import\s+\w+\s+from\s+['"]moment['"]
• import\s+\{[^}]+\}\s+from\s+['"]antd['"]

Message

Importing from barrel file ships entire library. Use specific imports.

Fix Action

Import from lodash/debounce instead of lodash. Use tree-shakeable alternatives.

Applies To

• *.ts
• *.tsx
• *.js
• *.jsx

CSS !important Usage

Id

frontend-important-css

Severity

warning

Type

regex

Pattern

• !important

Message

Using !important indicates specificity problems. Will be hard to override later.

Fix Action

Fix the specificity issue at the source. Use CSS Modules, Tailwind, or flatten selectors.

Applies To

• *.css
• *.scss

Inline Style Object in JSX

Id

frontend-inline-style-object

Severity

warning

Type

regex

Pattern

• style=\{\s\{[^}]+\}\s\}

Message

Inline style objects create new references every render, breaking memo optimization.

Fix Action

Move style object outside component or use useMemo

Applies To

• *.tsx
• *.jsx

Array Index as React Key

Id

frontend-index-as-key

Severity

warning

Type

regex

Pattern

• \.map\s\([^)],\s\w\s\)[^}]key=\{\s\w+\s\}
• key=\{index\}
• key=\{i\}

Message

Using array index as key can cause bugs when items are reordered or filtered.

Fix Action

Use unique, stable IDs from your data as keys

Applies To

• *.tsx
• *.jsx

Multiple Boolean States for Single Concept

Id

frontend-boolean-state-soup

Severity

warning

Type

regex

Pattern

• useState\s<\sboolean\s>\s\([^)]\)[^;]useState\s<\sboolean\s>\s\([^)]\)[^;]useState
• isLoading.isError.isSuccess

Message

Multiple boolean flags for mutually exclusive states. Can have invalid combinations.

Fix Action

Use discriminated union: type State = { status: 'idle' } | { status: 'loading' } | ...

Applies To

• *.tsx
• *.ts

Image Without Dimensions

Id

frontend-img-no-dimensions

Severity

warning

Type

regex

Pattern

• <img[^>]src=[^>](?!width|height|aspectRatio)[^>]*/>

Message

Image without dimensions causes layout shift (CLS) when it loads.

Fix Action

Add width and height attributes, or use aspectRatio style

Applies To

• *.tsx
• *.jsx

Using 100vh on Mobile

Id

frontend-100vh

Severity

warning

Type

regex

Pattern

• height:\s*100vh
• min-height:\s*100vh

Message

100vh includes mobile address bar, causing content to be cut off on iOS Safari.

Fix Action

Use 100dvh (dynamic viewport height) or min-height: 100svh

Applies To

• *.css
• *.scss
• *.tsx
• *.jsx