Instructions:
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What is OOCSS?:
- OOCSS (Object-Oriented CSS) is a CSS methodology that focuses on separating the structure of HTML from its appearance. It encourages code reuse and modularity by treating UI components as objects.
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Core Principles:
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Separation of Structure and Skin: Divide elements’ structure (layout) and visual design (colors, fonts) into separate styles.
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Separation of Container and Content: Make components flexible and reusable regardless of where they are placed in the layout.
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Advantages:
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Encourages reusable code.
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Helps create scalable, maintainable CSS.
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Practice:
- Implement a simple webpage following OOCSS principles. Focus on reusable components like buttons or cards.
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Document Your Work:
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Include code examples, screenshots, and explanations of how you applied OOCSS.
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Publish your work on Hashnode.com or Medium.com.
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