Microfrontends are a design approach in which a frontend application is decomposed into smaller, independently deployable units. These units, or microfrontends, are typically owned by independent teams and can be built with different technologies. They are integrated at runtime, often in the browser, to form a cohesive user interface. This architecture promotes scalability, maintainability, and faster development cycles, enabling teams to work autonomously and reducing the risk of large, monolithic frontend codebases.
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