CSS is a flexible language that, in my opinion, requires opinions to be written well and consistently. Here are some of my opinions for writing good CSS.

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CSS, though challenging for beginners, is a robust and flexible language. Key advice includes avoiding unnecessary CSS, using comments for transparency, managing specificity without relying on Ids or !important, and systematizing your approach. Resets and defaults can simplify coding, understanding the codebase is crucial in team settings, and CSS variables and responsive design considerations are essential. Avoid copying and pasting CSS to foster better understanding and deliberate coding choices.

Opinions for Writing Good CSS

<p>Amen. AI is a great tool for productivity but true mastery comes from understanding how to code from scratch.</p>


<p>I almost completely agree. Extra point for stating clearly that those are opinions.</p>
