I used it to sell a product recently!
Oh really? How was it?
For client projects I'm mostly using the BEM approach as Marc mentioned before. Which helps you to create maintainable CSS, mostly by avoiding unnecessary cascading of styles.
But for my own projects I switched to TailwindCSS, which makes me really happy. It goes against some principles you might have learned in the past. But I would highly recommend you try it, it makes you very efficient. It feels like you are using Legos.
If you want to get started with Tailwind I would recommend watching the Youtube playlist Adam Wathan made (the creator of Tailwind).
What about you @marc?
This was super helpful btw. In the end I picked Paddle.
I also got this response on Twitter: twitter.com/rienswagerman/sta…
Seems that you can also let Stripe do VAT.
This is what someone said on Twitter yesterday:
It worked out! Got 3$k