Chapter 7. Applying ECSS to Your Website or Application
In this Chapter we are going to cover the following topics:
- Applying ECSS to logic modules
- Applying ECSS to visual modules
- Organising modules, their components and naming files
- Working with generated content from a CMS
- ECSS and global styles
ECSS is a good match for complex web applications. First up, let's consider how we might apply ECSS around the logic of a large application.
Applying ECSS to logic modules
Typically, in a web application, some programming language (e.g. JavaScript/TypeScript/Ruby/whatever), will be generating a thing.
It's often practical and desirable to use the file name of that thing as the name of the module (or component of a module). Therefore, if a file is called Header.js ...
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