Many developers find CSS frustrating, yet mastering it can turn this challenge into a wellspring of creativity and satisfaction.
Popular frameworks often promise ease but typically complicate alignment with our actual needs. My journey led to these insights:
- They are robust but tend to be complex and inflexible.
- Their overuse of wrappers and classes clutters HTML, muddying its clarity.
- Bulky CSS files bog down style processing, diminishing performance.
These inspired me to develop Luxa CSS, a minimal tool that prioritizes flexibility and simplicity. It uses a standard grid system and only the essentials.
Choosing Luxa and custom CSS not only trims file size but also significantly reduces the time and frustration usually spent wrestling with other frameworks.