This is generally how I feel as well - CSS is really powerful, but also a lot simpler than it used to be in many ways, and to me it makes sense to lean into tha

This is generally how I feel as well - CSS is really powerful, but also a lot simpler than it used to be in many ways, and to me it makes sense to lean into that. That said, I find the tooling for CSS modules tends to be fairly dire - type annotations are poor, jumping between different files is a nuisance, jump-to-definition rarely behaves correctly, etc. It could be a lot better, but it feels like there's no single organisation pushing CSS modules forwards like they have with certain CSS-in-JS frameworks, or with Tailwind.