frontend-rules

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name: frontend-rules
description: Use when user wants to Frontend rules - Next.js 16.1, React 19, Tailwind v4.2, caching, performance, design system, state/forms, accessibility, SEO
triggers:
  - "frontend"
  - "next.js"
  - "react"
  - "tailwind"
  - "frontend rules"
---
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# Frontend Development Rules v24.7.0

> On-demand rules for frontend development. Read relevant reference files based on your current task.

## Quick Reference

| Topic | Reference File |
|-------|---------------|
| Next.js 16.1 Core | frontend/nextjs.md |
| Next.js Caching (use cache) | frontend/nextjs-caching.md |
| React 19 (Compiler, Hooks) | frontend/react19.md |
| React Performance | frontend/react-performance.md |
| Tailwind v4 Core | frontend/tailwind-v4.md |
| Tailwind v4.1 Features | frontend/tailwind-v41.md |
| State & Forms (Zustand, RHF) | frontend/state-forms.md |
| Design System & Animation | frontend/design-system.md |
| Performance & Assets | frontend/performance.md |
| Accessibility (WCAG AAA) | frontend/accessibility.md |
| Accessibility (Deep) | Use `/a11y` skill for deep accessibility work |
| SEO & Metadata | frontend/seo.md |

## Usage
When working on frontend code, read `nextjs.md` and `react19.md` for core patterns. Add `tailwind-v4.md` for styling tasks. Read `state-forms.md` for form/state work.