This makes sense to me, but it seems to contrary to the current utility-based css wave. For example 'text-red-100' for error message text wouldn't be in style dictionary like that, it would be 'text-color-error' since using 'text-red-100' would always be red 100 and not able to change the text-yellow-500.
Point being isn't that a route back to semantic styling? I much prefer the maintainability cycles of semantic styling over the onslaught of classes in i.e. tailwind.
Point being isn't that a route back to semantic styling? I much prefer the maintainability cycles of semantic styling over the onslaught of classes in i.e. tailwind.