Even putting aside the architectural considerations, one way that standard CSS has failed, is that the naming of properties is inconsistent and increasingly dif

Even putting aside the architectural considerations, one way that standard CSS has failed, is that the naming of properties is inconsistent and increasingly difficult to remember and work with. I find that using tailwind's flex "aliases" (which is almost what they are) is more intuitive than using the god awful standard CSS property names. CSS standards should not just look at adding stuff, but making new versions, like newer APIs where they take a good look and rename all the properties to make them more consistent.