January 2017
Intermediate to advanced
134 pages
2h 28m
English
In the last chapter we took a high-level overview of the design considerations of ECSS. In this chapter we will start digging a little deeper into how we actually get started using ECSS.
Two cornerstones of making ECSS work for you are adhering to the file organisation and class naming convention principles. Let's look at each of these aspects next.
If we want to facilitate the easy removal of code from our website/application, we need to think about the way we organise the files that make up our project. Typically, when building websites, particularly web applications, it's useful to think in terms of modules or components; definable sections of the user interface. These modules ...
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