Zell Liew • 3/22/2017

Writing modular CSS (Part 2) — Namespaces

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This article discusses the limitations of using only BEM for CSS architecture, using a navigation example to illustrate complexity with multiple blocks. It introduces a namespace system (like .o- for objects, .c- for components) to create clear, enforceable conventions that prevent side effects and improve team scalability in front-end development.

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