The Role of Utility Classes in Scalable CSS | David Clark Develops the Web
Lately, I’ve been thinking about how to write scalable CSS. Not so much about how to pull off snazzy effects, or take advantage of the latest modules, or play clever tricks with preprocessors — but how to create stylesheets that will remain coherent, maintainable, consistent, and extendable as projects grow and change — and how to do this systematically. I’ve been reading everything I can find on
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A few months ago, I read an article by Harry Roberts where he introduced an interesting concept for working with related classes in CSS. In his article, he describes the use of the [] characters in class attributes to help understand their purpose at a quick glance. He presents this example, arguing that it makes the class declaration more scannable - that is, more understandable at a glance: <div
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