Life is too short for lowercase ASCII

A lighthearted reflection on CSS methodology covering the evolution from strict conventions like BEM, SMACSS, and ITCSS to a more relaxed approach enabled by modern CSS features such as cascade layers, @scope, @container, and :where. The author argues that newer CSS capabilities reduce the need for rigid naming rules, then reveals their personal quirk: capitalizing component class names as if they were proper nouns (e.g., class="Post") for added clarity. The post ends with a historical note from the original CSS Level 1 spec warning against over-reliance on class selectors.