I agree. I tried implementing the OOCSS framework she has on github for a project. I’m mixed about the results. The grid system is awesome and saves loads of time. The modules are a little crazy.

I had the same problem. The only example I could find is the one she references about her experience working with Facebook. Since then I’ve attempted to apply OOCSS principles and use the OOCSS framework on a big project. The results were mixed. Some of the basic elements of the framework were great at saving time writing code & space in the files. However, there was a bit of chaos when it came to figuring out when to use a “module” how to organize module skins. In the end, I regretted using the framework on that specific project because it actually took much longer to write the code than normal. Granted, much of my time was spent studying OOCSS and trying to gain an understanding of the principles involved. A more savvy coder would probably have more success than myself.