We've looked at the two principal ways you might apply ECSS in this chapter. We've also considered a possible folder structure for a complete and more complicated module. I'm hopeful that by this point, you'll have a fair idea of how you might apply ECSS in your projects.

Hand-in-hand with the architectural approach of implementing CSS is the practice of actually authoring your style sheets. You know, how the code actually looks in the editor. The code samples throughout this book have been demonstrating this syntax but it's time now to delve into it in more detail.

How to best author style sheets to put all this ECSS malarkey into practice is what we will look at in the next chapter.