[doubletgl]

We ended up painfully removing it from a large frontend project because the custom classes sprinkled everywhere got out of hand and the design started to look more and more inconsistent in a lot of places. Switched to CSS modules (and React components using them) and never looked back.

[Rapzid]

This is exactly what I'm concerned about at my current location. In a world where it's tough to get anyone to refactor, what's it going to look like after 6 months of use and nobody is creating abstractions into semantic classes?

It seems like if your project is not suited to a "website bashing" or prototyping approach long term, and you need semantic classes to allow for easy theming type use cases, it could be more trouble than it's worth?