What is BEM?:
BEM is a popular naming convention used in CSS to organize code in a modular and reusable way.
It stands for:
Block: A standalone entity like a button or menu (.button).
Element: A part of the block that has a specific function (.button__icon).
Modifier: A variation of the block or element (.button--primary).
Advantages of BEM:
Improves code readability.
Encourages modularity, making it easy to manage large projects.
Helps avoid CSS conflicts.
Practice:
Create an HTML structure using BEM naming conventions and write CSS to style it.
CSS (styles.css)
Here's the Output
Explanation:
BEM Structure: The class names follow the BEM convention, where:
Block: Represents a high-level component (e.g., header, main, section, footer).
Element: A part of a block that performs a specific function (e.g., header__title, nav__item, section__title).
Modifier: A variant of a block or element that changes its appearance or behavior (e.g., section--primary, service--highlighted).