Why CSS art disappeared from frontend culture
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CSS art and experimental frontend work once thrived in developer communities, but has faded as the industry became more practical and business-focused. While CSS became more powerful, the culture shifted toward justifying every creative decision through business value rather than exploration and play. This change has narrowed what's considered valuable frontend work, moving visual experimentation upmarket to expensive, specialized teams while reducing accessible creative spaces for individual developers.
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