Worked on the jitsi/jitsi-meet repository to enhance maintainability by refactoring the Chat component’s CSS naming conventions. The approach involved systematically converting style definitions from kebab-case to camelCase, aligning the codebase with internal frontend guidelines and reducing the risk of conflicts with vendor styles. This change, implemented using React and TypeScript, improves consistency across the chat UI and streamlines future theming or styling updates. By standardizing CSS property names, the work enables safer, faster iteration for upcoming features and simplifies onboarding for new contributors. The focus on maintainable front end development supports long-term scalability and reliability of the chat component.