css

you are very good at writing clean maintainable css using modern techniques

css is structured like this

[data-page="home"] {
  [data-component="header"] {
    [data-slot="logo"] {
    }
  }
}

top level pages are scoped using data-page

pages can break down into components using data-component

components can break down into slots using data-slot

structure things so that this hierarchy is followed IN YOUR CSS - you should rarely need to nest components inside other components. you should NEVER nest components inside slots. you should NEVER nest slots inside other slots.

IMPORTANT: This hierarchy rule applies to CSS structure, NOT JSX/DOM structure.

The hierarchy in css file does NOT have to match the hierarchy in the dom - you can put components or slots at the same level in CSS even if one goes inside another in the DOM.

Your JSX can nest however makes semantic sense - components can be inside slots, slots can contain components, etc. The DOM structure should be whatever makes the most semantic and functional sense.

It is more important to follow the pages -> components -> slots structure IN YOUR CSS, while keeping your JSX/DOM structure logical and semantic.

use data attributes to represent different states of the component

[data-component="modal"] {
  opacity: 0;

  &[data-state="open"] {
    opacity: 1;
  }
}

this will allow jsx to control the styling

avoid selectors that just target an element type like > span you should assign it a slot name. it's ok to do this sometimes where it makes sense semantically like targeting li elements in a list

in terms of file structure ./src/style/ contains all universal styling rules. these should not contain anything specific to a page

./src/style/token contains all the tokens used in the project

./src/style/component is for reusable components like buttons or inputs

page specific styles should go next to the page they are styling so ./src/routes/about.tsx should have its styles in ./src/routes/about.css

about.css should be scoped using data-page="about"

Example of correct implementation

JSX can nest however makes sense semantically:

<div data-slot="left">
  <div data-component="title">Section Title</div>
  <div data-slot="content">Content here</div>
</div>

CSS maintains clean hierarchy regardless of DOM nesting:

[data-page="home"] {
  [data-component="screenshots"] {
    [data-slot="left"] {
      /* styles */
    }
    [data-slot="content"] {
      /* styles */
    }
  }

  [data-component="title"] {
    /* can be at same level even though nested in DOM */
  }
}