What problem does it solve?
CSS codebases often become hard to maintain, scale, and ensure accessibility as projects grow. This Skill provides guidelines to write modular, predictable, and accessible CSS by applying architectural principles, naming conventions, and token-based design.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Architectural patterns: Single Responsibility Principle, Open/Closed, and immutable CSS to reduce coupling.
- Component-based selectors and CSS variables for theming to enable scalable UI systems.
- Accessibility-focused styling, including semantic HTML, color contrast, and keyboard navigation best practices.
- Real-world use: in a React or web app, enforce consistent component styling and easy theming across teams.
Quick Start
Audit a CSS file and refactor it to use CSS variables for scales, apply single-responsibility naming, and replace global selectors with component classes.