In the last ~6 months someone linked to their blog about using JS-free custom elements for page structure and style in place of a methodology like BEM, e.g. using `<my-element>`/`my-element {}` instead of `<div class="my-element">`/`.my-element {}`. Might have referenced [HUG CSS](https://gomakethings.com/hug-css-how-i-approach-css-architecture/) as well. I'm sure I bookmarked it but I'll be darned if I can find it again. Pointers please?
[update: found it, or close enough. https://mastodon.peterjanes.ca/@me/115653576216161384]
HUG CSS, how I approach CSS architecture
Yesterday, I wrote about classless vs. class-based CSS design systems. In the article, I noted… There’s a middle ground between classless and class-based design systems. My favorite CSS boilerplates/frameworks/whatever include base styles for various HTML elements, some component styles for commonly used components (like nav menus and things), and some utility classes for nudging and tweaking the UI. I don’t know if you’d call them classless+ or Class-based-lite or what, but they sit somewhere in the middle.
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