| Clean Code in JavaScript: A Comprehensive Guide | | 60 |
| guides, javascript, principles, variables, objects, functions, comments, testing, quality |
| How to Bring Structure and Clarity to Design System Components | | 59 |
| how-tos, design-systems, components, documentation, information-architecture |
| How to Order Attributes on HTML Elements | | 58 |
| how-tos, html, attributes, sorting |
| How I Organize Variables in Figma (joe) | | 57 |
| figma, variables |
| Checkboxes: Design Guidelines | | 56 |
| forms, design, guidelines |
| Opinions for Writing Good CSS (wal) | | 55 |
| css, principles |
| My Code Formatting Guidelines (val) | | 54 |
| guidelines, formatting, javascript, html, prettier, configuration |
| How I Write Commits Like a Pro | | 53 |
| version-control, git |
| Be a Better Developer With These Git Good Practices | | 52 |
| git, best-practices, consistency, code-reviews |
| APA-Style Titles in Laravel (ami) | | 51 |
| writing, laravel |
| Why Naming Is #1 Skill for Writing Clean Code | | 50 |
| naming, best-practices |
| How to Build Trust With Others by Organizing Your Figma Files (uxd) | | 49 |
| how-tos, figma, collaboration |
| Writing Clean Code: Best Practices and Principles | | 48 |
| javascript, best-practices, principles, formatting, maintainability |
| How I Approach and Structure Enterprise Frontend Applications After 4 Years of Using Next.js | | 47 |
| architecture, nextjs |
| BEM Methodology Is Not About CSS (vit) | | 46 |
| css, bem |
| How I Name and Arrange My Color Variables in Figma | | 45 |
| colors, variables, figma |
| Using BEM for Design System Tokens | | 44 |
| css, bem, design-tokens |
| Standardising Design Tokens (oll) | | 43 |
| design-tokens |
| A Guide to Coding Standards to Improve Code Quality | | 42 |
| guides, formatting, consistency, quality |
| New Git Guidelines: We Have Switched to Conventional Commits | | 41 |
| guidelines, git, commit-messages |
| A CSS Class-Naming Convention Might Still Be Your Best Choice (ben) | | 40 |
| css, naming |
| Naming Conventions for Design Systems | | 39 |
| design-systems, naming |
| A Guide to Writing Industry Standard Git Commit Messages | | 38 |
| guides, git, writing, commit-messages |
| Naming Conventions for Your Design System (zer) | | 37 |
| design-systems, naming |
| The Little Book of Little Books (j9t) | | 36 |
| books, frameworks, quality |
| Standards for Writing Accessibly (and/ali) | | 35 |
| writing, content, accessibility, user-experience, screen-readers, colors, icons |
| We Write CSS Like We Did in the 90s, and Yes, It’s Silly (j9t/ali) | | 34 |
| css, craft, quality, sorting |
| On Enforcing Coding Guidelines (j9t) | | 33 |
| processes, engineering-management |
| Methods to Organize CSS (css) | | 32 |
| css, oocss, smacss, atomic-css |
| What Does a Well-Documented CSS Codebase Look Like? (css) | | 31 |
| css, documentation, tooling, architecture, components |
| The Different Logical Ways to Group CSS Properties (chr/css) | | 30 |
| css, sorting, formatting |
| Conventional Commits | | 29 |
| websites, version-control, commit-messages, documentation |
| The Anatomy of a Coding Guideline (j9t) | | 28 |
| quality |
| JavaScript Code Conventions (ama) | | 27 |
| javascript, formatting, naming |
| Hello, My Name Is <Error> (ali) | | 26 |
| naming, forms, errors, usability |
| Stopping the Infighting About Digital Standards (ali) | | 25 |
| standards, policies |
| The Conventional Front-End | | 24 |
| javascript, tooling |
| CSS: The Good Parts | | 23 |
| css, components, namespaces |
| My Current CSS and Sass Styleguide (kit) | | 22 |
| css, sass, naming, bem, documentation |
| A URL Policy for Web Projects (j9t) | | 21 |
| urls, links |
| Can You “Over Organize” Javascript? (chr/css) | | 20 |
| javascript, formatting, optimization |
| How to Order CSS Selectors (j9t) | | 19 |
| how-tos, css, selectors, sorting |
| Principles of Writing Consistent, Idiomatic HTML | | 18 |
| html, attributes, formatting, consistency, naming, sorting |
| Why Coding Style Matters (nza/sma) | | 17 |
| formatting, communication, html, css, javascript, jquery |
| Practical Code Refactoring—Readability | | 16 |
| refactoring, best-practices, formatting, naming |
| Using JSLint to Refine Your Code | | 15 |
| javascript, linting, tooling |
| Code Guide (mdo) | | 14 |
| websites, guides, html, css |
| CSS Style Guides (chr/css) | | 13 |
| css, style-guides, link-lists |
| 10 Tips for Better Coding | | 12 |
| tips-and-tricks, quality, documentation, refactoring, naming, version-control, building, testing, tooling |
| BEM: A New Front-End Methodology (sma) | | 11 |
| bem, css, naming |
| The Importance of Standards | | 10 |
| formatting, maintainability, collaboration |
| Google CDN Naming Conventions (and You) (chr/css) | | 9 |
| google, content-delivery, apis, naming |
| Should You Close PHP Tags? The Debate Continues… (cra) | | 8 |
| php, formatting |
| Ordering CSS3 Properties (chr/css) | | 7 |
| css, vendor-extensions, sorting |
| Web Design: 10 Additional Research Findings You Should Know (j9t) | | 6 |
| design, usability, research, best-practices |
| Writing an Interface Style Guide (jin/ali) | | 5 |
| design, style-guides, design-systems, documentation |
| 10 Principles of Effective Web Design (vit/sma) | | 4 |
| principles, design, usability, performance, simplicity, whitespace, testing |
| Web Design: 15 Important Research Findings You Should Know (j9t) | | 3 |
| design, usability, research, best-practices |
| The Need for Web Design Standards | | 2 |
| usability, design |
| Ten Good Deeds in Web Design | | 1 |
| design, usability, best-practices |
