CSS-Architektur

Modular CSS is a collection of principles for writing code that is performant and maintainable at scale.

Lately, we have seen a lot of people struggling with CSS, from beginners to seasoned developers. Some of them don't like the way it works, and wonder if replacing CSS ...

A critical look the term 'semantic HTML' and the limitations it has created for web engineers

Ever wondered how a large site like Tuts+ keeps its CSS, HTML and JavaScript in order over continued development and iteration? I’m going to show you the process we’ve implemented to keep it all...

Ever wondered how a large site like Tuts+ keeps its CSS, HTML and JavaScript in order over continued development and iteration? I’m going to show you the process we’ve implemented to keep it all...

Presentational markup for everyone.

Raise a Banner. Take up the Torch. It's time to make Front-end Architecture matter! #frontendarch - micahgodbolt/front-end-architecture

Matt goes through what we need from a good front-end architecture and outlines how we can create the structure for it.

Erfahren Sie in diesem Artikel, wie wichtig die Berücksichtigung von verschiedenen Arten der Skalierbarkeit bei der Wahl einer Software-Architektur ist.

Building a highly consumable UI component library is no easy feat and this article will focus on one particular tricky aspect of it: outer…

This is a real worry these days. I've heard it from lots of lots of developers. The years tick by on their projects, and all they ever seem to do is add

I’m big on modular design. I’ve long been sold on dividing websites into components, not pages, and amalgamating those components dynamically into interfaces. Flexibility, efficiency and maintainability abound.

A blog post titled Things To Avoid When Writing CSS caught our attention a few days ago. We appreciate the author's point of view, but we just couldn't bring ourselves to agree on all the points raised.

Our markup too often remains a snarl of divs, our CSS a chaos of classes. Tim Baxter urges us to move beyond that. We can use real objects now instead of abstract representations. We can write CSS …

CSS selectors all exist within the same global scope.

Thoughts on web development, open source, software architecture, and the future.

On your average CSS-writin' day, odds are you won't even think about precedence in CSS. It doesn't come up a whole heck of a lot. But it does matter! It

Technology companies are expected to move at an incredible pace, and building software is complex.

Build consistent, scalable front-end styles.

And why it can be hard to do in CSS

An outline of the Front-end architecture to be used by a project - klamping/Front-end-Architecture-Outline

By adopting inline styles, we can get all of the programmatic affordances of JavaScript. This gives us the benefits of something like a CSS pre-processor (variables, mixins, and functions). It also solves a lot of the problems that CSS has, such as global namespacing and styling conflicts. For a deep

8 simple rules for a robust, scalable CSS architecture - jareware/css-architecture

The z-index property, despite all that’s written about it, is still widely misunderstood and mishandled. Stacking issues in a complex single-page web application can become a major pain. Adhering to some principles, however, we can easily avoid these issues.

To deliver in 2022, the modern enterprise must become composable.

To many Web developers, being good at CSS means you can take a visual mock-up and replicate it perfectly in code. You don't use tables, and you pride yourself on using as few images as possible. If you're really good, you use the latest and greatest techniques like media queries, transitions and transforms. While all this is certainly true of good CSS developers, there's an entirely separate side to CSS that rarely gets mentioned when assessing one's skill.