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Atomic CSS class names have no semantic information and they are not meant to. If you need a class to describe what an element does, you're free to add one. Th
by cjpearson 5y ago
Atomic CSS class names have no semantic information and they are not meant to. If you need a class to describe what an element does, you're free to add one.
The amount of class names is off-putting at first, but you get used to it pretty quickly. (I'd also recommend using numbers or sm, md, lg etc for your size increments, but to each their own.)
Tailwind and friends aren't trying to solve the CSS Zen Garden problem. Their focus is on re-usable CSS rather than re-usable HTML. Depending on your needs that may be better or worse.