Writing modular CSS (Part 1) — BEM
Read OriginalThis article explores the need for a robust CSS architecture in large-scale projects and introduces the BEM (Block, Element, Modifier) methodology as a foundational approach. The author shares personal criteria for a good CSS architecture and explains how BEM, combined with namespacing, helps create maintainable, safe-to-edit, and scalable stylesheets.
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