CSS is Only Hard Because You’re Doing Too Much
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CSS often fails silently over time as systems grow, making simple changes expensive and mentally taxing. This comprehensive guide covers five key habits to prevent CSS debt: starting with HTML markup first, avoiding CSS shorthand side effects, adopting mobile-first workflows, leveraging the cascade instead of fighting it, and maintaining low specificity. These practices keep stylesheets simple, readable, and maintainable as projects scale.
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