CSS is pretty simple and like a programming language you can overwork it to high complexity. And most people who aren't used to how to optimize it, just make a

CSS is pretty simple and like a programming language you can overwork it to high complexity. And most people who aren't used to how to optimize it, just make a usable kludge of CSS. When I first was going through CSS to learn it I thought it was the worst thing in the world - manly because many people had copied CSS without knowing what how to really achieve - or inheriting disparate css blocks which add to the confusion. Once understood and starting from scratch, you can make it a lot more logical and flexible without much of a mess. My big tip - learn to break down style parts into separate classes and then combine the classes as needed!