I think TWCSS' argument is that we always were bringing the styling into the structure. Show me a site that has CSS Zen garden style replaceable stylesheets th

I think TWCSS' argument is that we always were bringing the styling into the structure. Show me a site that has CSS Zen garden style replaceable stylesheets that totally overhaul the nature of the site. It's incredibly rare and almost always not worth the effort. What business says "I want to overhaul the styles of my application but change no structure at all. I'd posit it's near 0. Even if that's your goal, and I'd argue that it shouldn't be, you can still do that with TWCSS and the @apply keyword. You can write your generalized names then apply whatever twcss keywords you want to them separate from your document's structure. If your overhaul amounts to changing a "theme" you can easily do that with twcss. In fact, that's basically the point. I am a professional frontend developer and I love it.