Use consistent CSS naming conventions

Without a naming convention, class names become a guessing game — does .active mean the nav item is active, the button is pressed, or a form field has focus? With BEM or a similar methodology, .button--active is unambiguous. This reduces the time spent searching for existing styles and prevents accidental style conflicts.

Quick Reference

• BEM (Block__Element--Modifier) is the most widely adopted naming convention
• Consistent naming lets you understand a class's purpose without reading its styles
• Namespace utility classes and JS hooks separately from component styles
• Use kebab-case for class names (not camelCase or snake_case)

Check

Audit the class names in this CSS file. Are they consistently named? Do they follow a clear convention? Are there any ambiguous names that could conflict?

Fix

Rename classes to follow BEM methodology: Block, Block__Element, Block--Modifier pattern.