CSS Styleguide

Uses BEM-like naming conventions (e.g., component-name__descendant) to create low-specificity, self-documenting selectors, as outlined in the Syntax section for decoupling presentation semantics.

Enforces consistent spacing, nesting limitations, and quote usage with clear examples in the Formatting section, ensuring clean and maintainable code through disciplined practices.

Designed to prevent CSS bloat and specificity wars in large applications by emphasizing minimalism and predictable structure, as highlighted in the philosophy and key features.

Provides clear syntactic rules for components, descendants, modifiers, and states (e.g., component-name--modifier), making code readable and easy to collaborate on in teams.