The way I approach a given css (either a UI framework, colleagues CSS or a commercial template) is by divide and conquer. Basically, getting every single component into the units, atomised.
From that point I have components that easily adaptable on what I have in mind, or what the given design from my clients/employees wants.
So the main idea is to simplify goals in simpler tasks that I can easily resolve without getting it into a big complexity.
Actually, that works to me for every skill I use in my day by day, from designing systems to write code.
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The way I approach a given css (either a UI framework, colleagues CSS or a commercial template) is by divide and conquer. Basically, getting every single component into the units, atomised.
From that point I have components that easily adaptable on what I have in mind, or what the given design from my clients/employees wants.
So the main idea is to simplify goals in simpler tasks that I can easily resolve without getting it into a big complexity.
Actually, that works to me for every skill I use in my day by day, from designing systems to write code.