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I agree with the Flexbox and DRY principles, but it's weird to still rely on arbitrary naming conventions like SUIT when CSS modules have been around for a while now.

Naming things has always been difficult, especially in CSS where it can lead to merging/overriding/precedence issues. Not having to think about what CSS class names are either available or possibly conflicting is a benefit from CSS modules that increases productivity by an order of magnitude I've rarely seen in CSS, especially in large codebases.

You've got a button and want to call it "button" and style it using ".button"? Go ahead. It will only inherit styles if you explicitly say so. The global namespace remains healthy for each component you write.