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Learn about Atomic CSS, a scalable architecture for modern web development that uses small, single-purpose classes. Discover the advantages of implementing Atomic CSS, such as improved code organization, scalability for large projects, performance optimization, and enhanced collaboration. Find out how to avoid common pitfalls when using Atomic CSS.

Exploring Atomic CSS: A Scalable Architecture for Modern Web Development

None-context-specific class names such as <code>big</code> are extremely simplified and cannot exist in real-world apps/websites.
many things can be <code>big</code>. Text, of course. A container area. A variant of a component. A form element. A banner. million things.
Also <code>red</code>. needs to be more context-specific.
<code>color-red</code> is more appropriate. Then you already creating a mini-tailwind (which itself is a copy of many others past utility libraries…)
If anything, good old AMCSS is more beautiful in its simplicity:
<a href="https://amcss.github.io" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://amcss.github.io</a>

Let me share that can be hard manage atomitc css for large prohects. Based on my experiece you can’t manage well your design systems because not promote consistancy rules by default.
But I understand the value for some specific cases in small projects without design systems or a simple style guide.
One tip.
Never create classes with properties associeted to name, as example “.red”.
This means that your class can’t change the property color, doesn’t follow the baics css fatures.
.big / .small / .extra-large - it’s ok
.red / .text-red / background-red - it’s painfull because can’t be changed
<a href="https://www.hi-interactive.com/blog" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://www.hi-interactive.com/blog</a>