My examples must be misleading, I'm not against creating classes. All I'm trying to say, is that in some cases (i.e. when you only need a particular set of sty

My examples must be misleading, I'm not against creating classes. All I'm trying to say, is that in some cases (i.e. when you only need a particular set of styles for a single page/section), limiting the scope of those style definition can help dealing with specificity hell / bleeding styles, and make the application more maintainable. Obviously, this is a trade-off, a big one if you want your site to be consistent across pages. But there will be occasions where one or more page of a site/app is vastly different from other pages.