> To each their own, but I personally learned to hate this approach. In my experience, it leads to a CSS spaghetti full of overrides and `!important` just to g

> To each their own, but I personally learned to hate this approach. In my experience, it leads to a CSS spaghetti full of overrides and `!important` just to get all the utility classes to play nicely across a site. And of course the markup becomes less readable. I wrote many many CSS lines in my life and !Important is part of OOCSS world more than utility first. How do you write !Important in a functional space? It's kinda impossible unless you want to overwrite things too much from outside the funcional classes. That would be a problem and it would tell you that your approach was not good from start.