How I Structure Every .NET Project (Clean Architecture Breakdown)

Most .NET projects don’t fail because of bad code. They fail because of unclear structure. When everything is dumped into a single project or loosely organized folders, things feel fine at first — until the project grows. Then small changes start breaking unrelated parts, testing becomes painful, and onboarding new devs turns into a mess. Over time, I’ve converged on a simple structure that avoids most of these problems without overengineering. Here’s how I structure almost every .NET project. T