Great read! One example of microfrontends is building a custom UI component library as a separate repo, which can then be used across different parts of your main app. You could also have separate repos for handling things like authentication, roles, and permissions, with another repo for the core business logic. Each domain or feature, like user management or analytics, could have its own repo too. This setup lets teams work independently and ship features faster, all while keeping the app modular and maintainable. It makes even more sense when you see these repos growing large individually, as microfrontends help manage that complexity.