microframing
Microframing is a concept primarily used in software development, particularly in the context of building user interfaces or APIs. It refers to the practice of breaking down a larger, more complex functional unit into smaller, independent, and self-contained components. Each of these smaller components, or "microframes," is designed to perform a specific, narrowly defined task.
The core idea behind microframing is to achieve greater modularity, reusability, and maintainability. By isolating functionality
In user interface development, microframing can manifest as creating very small, focused UI widgets or components