Writing modular CSS (Part 2) — Namespaces | Zell Liew
(Hey, we're having problems showing images in RSS right now, so if you want a better reading experience, consider viewing this article online [here](https://zellwk.com//blog/css-architecture-2. We hope to fix this soon!). Last week, I shared how I use BEM to create a sensible CSS architecture. Although BEM is awesome, it's only part of the solution. There's another part I've yet to mention — names
Writing modular CSS (Part 1) — BEM | Zell Liew
(Hey, we're having problems showing images in RSS right now, so if you want a better reading experience, consider viewing this article online [here](https://zellwk.com//blog/css-architecture-1. We hope to fix this soon!). Have you worked on large websites that spans more than a few pages? If you did, you probably realized the horrors of not conforming to a robust CSS architecture. You probably wou
How to read faster and remember more | Zell Liew
(Hey, we're having problems showing images in RSS right now, so if you want a better reading experience, consider viewing this article online [here](https://zellwk.com//blog/read-faster. We hope to fix this soon!). Reading is a skill I wanted to improve for ages. I wanted to read faster, because reading faster means I'll learn faster. So, I tried to learn how to speed read many times in the past.
REM vs EM – The Great Debate | Zell Liew
(Hey, we're having problems showing images in RSS right now, so if you want a better reading experience, consider viewing this article online [here](https://zellwk.com//blog/rem-vs-em. We hope to fix this soon!). One of the best practices to typography on the web is to use relative units like rem and em. The question is, which should you use? There's been a longstanding debate between rem supporte
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