Showing Off Their CSS

Good UX Means Good Business

In a world where technology is rapidly advancing and user expectations are rising, it’s no longer enough to have an average user experience; to delight your users and surpass your competition you must strive for the exceptional.

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In the past few weeks, I’ve seen no less than five different companies publish an article documenting their internal CSS frameworks; it’s a fascinating pattern.  Getting an inside look at how other people (or companies) are organizing code and what tools they are using is a pretty fantastic way to become a better developer yourself.  Take a look quick look.

1. GitHub’s CSS
2. CSS at Lonely Planet
3. CodePen’s CSS
4. CSS at Groupon
5. CSS at Plataformatec

The benefits of having a defined development process are plenty: streamlining your workflow, code reusability, greatly decreasing the amount of time it takes to ramp-up new developers; the list goes on.
What are some of the things you or your company does to organize the structure of your code?