When working on larger web projects, keeping HTML and CSS clean and organized becomes essential for collaboration and long-term maintenance. Some developers prefer using methodologies like BEM (Block Element Modifier) for CSS, while others rely on component-based structures or frameworks. Naming conventions, separating concerns, and avoiding deeply nested elements can make a big difference. How do you personally approach organizing your code to keep things scalable and easy to manage?
How do you keep HTML and CSS organized in large projects?
When working on larger web projects, keeping HTML and CSS clean and organized becomes essential for collaboration...
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