I avoid CSS frameworks (here is my reasoning) but I use SASS for better organization, mostly because I find it convenient to break the CSS into many different files. Variables and mixins were a big plus as well, but with native CSS custom properties, there's not much need for those anymore. Nesting is also a convenient feature, even though I try to be very careful and nest selectors only when I have to.
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I avoid CSS frameworks (here is my reasoning) but I use SASS for better organization, mostly because I find it convenient to break the CSS into many different files. Variables and mixins were a big plus as well, but with native CSS custom properties, there's not much need for those anymore. Nesting is also a convenient feature, even though I try to be very careful and nest selectors only when I have to.