CSS Media queries allow you to trivially handle different mediums (screen size, pixel density, screen-vs-print etc). It really is very very easy. I dont agree

CSS Media queries allow you to trivially handle different mediums (screen size, pixel density, screen-vs-print etc). It really is very very easy. I dont agree that CSS preprocessors are evidence that the technology is incomplete. Does a c/java/golang/etc compiler mean that x86 is incomplete or somehow flawed? I would wager that most programmers wouldn't agree with that. CSS preprocessors are basically just a way of saving time and improving maintainability by "compiling" some syntactic sugar down to "raw" CSS. Same could be said with doing assembly programming vs e.g. rust/golang etc. I agree though that in the very early days layout was hard with CSS, but then in the very early days we didn't even have devtools and XMLHttpRequests were still something mysterious and exotic. Times have changed and CSS has changed along with it. I'd recommend you try revisiting modern CSS if you have not already done so - you may be pleasantly surprised at how easy it is these days.