For blocks which receive unique styling, I try to use class names to create a pattern for what belongs to what: .navigation-button -> .navigation-button-text, .navigation-button-icon, etc. This means that those unique styles won't cascade unexpectedly down into other elements later.
However, for components which will certainly be reused, I try to use BEM when possible. Not every button will be a button.sign-in, so I continue to try and scope my styles using css.
If I need something super consistent I'll just try and find a library like Bootstrap, which has already made those decisions for me.
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For blocks which receive unique styling, I try to use class names to create a pattern for what belongs to what:
.navigation-button->.navigation-button-text,.navigation-button-icon, etc. This means that those unique styles won't cascade unexpectedly down into other elements later.However, for components which will certainly be reused, I try to use BEM when possible. Not every
buttonwill be abutton.sign-in, so I continue to try and scope my styles using css.If I need something super consistent I'll just try and find a library like Bootstrap, which has already made those decisions for me.