Oh not quite my intent, sorry if it was unclear! I'm suggesting to split things out into variants/modifiers in your code as opposed to calculating specific properties individually, something that i'm seeing a lot in css-in-js land. That might not necessarily mean create a class for everything, using annoying naming methodologies. In the case of CSS-in-JS there might be APIs to help you do that, abstracting the annoyance away and leaving you with the benefits these methodologies provide.
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Oh not quite my intent, sorry if it was unclear! I'm suggesting to split things out into variants/modifiers in your code as opposed to calculating specific properties individually, something that i'm seeing a lot in css-in-js land. That might not necessarily mean create a class for everything, using annoying naming methodologies. In the case of CSS-in-JS there might be APIs to help you do that, abstracting the annoyance away and leaving you with the benefits these methodologies provide.