Kebab-case is a naming convention used primarily in programming and web development. In this format, words are separated by hyphens, making it easy to read. For example, the phrase "my variable name" would be written as "my-variable-name" in kebab-case. This style is often used in URLs and file names to improve clarity and avoid spaces. Kebab-case is similar to other naming conventions like snake_case and camelCase, but it specifically uses hyphens instead of underscores or capital letters. It is particularly popular in languages like JavaScript and frameworks such as CSS, where readability is essential for both developers and users.