[pessimizer]

I agree. The problem that people are having is that CSS has completely changed within the past 5 years, especially positioning, as all of the modules have been implemented. Things that once involved elaborate and fragile rituals to perform are now trivial to write. If you knew CSS 10 years ago and never went back to survey it since, you don't really know CSS now.

I finally stopped claiming I knew CSS until I took a few months to work through a top to bottom overview. None of the skills I had 10 years ago apply to modern CSS; I had to give up every habit. This is a good time to do a review, because CSS development seems to have slowed down considerably, and browsers are all pretty good.

However, CSS has become very big, and web development teams should really start respecting it as a specialty in itself, and making sure they have at least one person who knows it all. Even if they use tailwind.