Microservices architecture allows a very rich and complex application to be split into loosely coupled components each maintained by an autonomous team possibly using different technology. At least that is the case for back-ends. Front-ends are still largely monolithic, even though frameworks help reduce complexity.

After explaining the basics of Web Components and Atomic Design, I will propose how to use them respectively as a technical and organizational framework for building and deploying full-stack microservices. The full user experience is simply a composition of micro-front-ends themselves reusing a project-wide or brand-wide collection of base components.

A demo application will be shown to illustrate these concepts.