CSS is actually pretty simple, as long as you start with the smallest elements and work up. It becomes a nightmare if you try and address everything individually. It’s not really a programming language, but a series of guidelines.
I’ve seen this simplicity actually throw developers as they’re used to something much more complex and systematic.
Preprocessors like SASS are great, but I wonder if they’re designed to complicate CSS a bit so developers feel at home.
Pixel perfect design is totally possible, as long as the designer is aware of the constraints and opportunities of the medium they’re working in.
CSS is actually pretty simple, as long as you start with the smallest elements and work up. It becomes a nightmare if you try and address everything individually. It’s not really a programming language, but a series of guidelines.
I’ve seen this simplicity actually throw developers as they’re used to something much more complex and systematic.
Preprocessors like SASS are great, but I wonder if they’re designed to complicate CSS a bit so developers feel at home.
Pixel perfect design is totally possible, as long as the designer is aware of the constraints and opportunities of the medium they’re working in.