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React component-based architecture

ThemeProvider for global theming

Composable layout primitives (Stack, Flex, Grid)

Responsive design via style props

Accessibility-first patterns

React components render HTML and CSS via CSS-in-JS

JS handles interactivity and events

Tokens control colors, fonts, and spacing

Layout primitives (Stack, Grid) handle responsive design

FluentProvider applies theme globally

Component-based modular architecture

FluentProvider for global theming

Composable layout primitives

Tokens for design variables

Scalable for enterprise apps

Enterprise dashboards

Office 365 and Teams apps

React SPAs and PWAs

Complex forms and workflows

Accessible enterprise web apps

Fluent Design compliance

Component-based architecture

Theme and token-driven customization

Accessibility-first components

Responsive and enterprise-focused layouts

Import only required components

Use FluentProvider for global theme consistency

Compose components for reusability

Lazy-load heavy components for performance

Maintain consistent token usage across app

Replace existing UI components with Fluent UI equivalents

Refactor layouts using Stack/Grid

Apply token overrides for colors and typography

Ensure responsive breakpoints match design

Test accessibility for all interactive components