Personally, I like a compositional approach, but the "text-color-white" business is just cringeworthy. There's nothing about compositional/functional approach

Personally, I like a compositional approach, but the "text-color-white" business is just cringeworthy. There's nothing about compositional/functional approach that requires someone to use silly just-above-an-inline-style classes. <div class="card notice alert-colors"> Warning: frobnitz is dangling. Please address. </div> I gather it's because ridiculously literal styles are the only thing you can offer in an "un-opinionated" functional framework, because you'd otherwise have to engage in some styling. ETA: And even "alert-colors" could probably be "alert" or the like, if I saw the consistent need to bold the text or whatever in alerts.