BEM (Block, Element, Modifier) is a popular CSS naming convention that helps you create reusable components and solve many of the scaling issues in CSS. Our BEM Class Namer makes it trivial to generate compliant class names. Just enter your block, element, and modifier, and the tool will construct the correct CSS selector for you. This encourages a more structured, maintainable, and team-friendly approach to writing stylesheets.
🏷️CSS BEM Class Namer
Frequently Asked Questions
What is BEM?
BEM is a methodology that helps you to create reusable components and code sharing in front-end development. The name stands for Block (a standalone component), Element (a part of a block), and Modifier (a flag on a block or element to change its appearance or behavior).
Why should I use BEM?
BEM helps to make your CSS more explicit and informative. It reduces the chance of selector conflicts in large projects, makes it easier to understand the relationship between HTML and CSS, and promotes a modular, component-based architecture.
