All too often, the CSS for major (and minor) websites is a textbook case of code bloat and redundancy, with lines of code that boast unnecessary use of qualifier elements, overly specific selectors from unnecessarily long selector chains, overdependence on descendent selectors when other selectors would be more appropriate, and the inappropriate or unnecessary use of !important. We can all institute several basic, solid CSS writing practices to vastly improve the maintainability of any organization's stylesheets. Ultimately, however, what we should really shoot for is structuring a given site's stylesheets to dramatically increase scalability. Our approach, then, is two-fold. First, we must put in place several essential practices for writing clean and efficient CSS. Second, we need to learn about and institute the central methodologies of the increasingly popular scalable CSS architectures to take our sites' stylesheets to another level. I'll explore both of these topics throughout this article, but before we get into making code scalable, let's do a bit of CSS cleanup, starting with some of my favorite tricks.


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