I'd say not to code css directly. Get a library like Foundation or Bootstrap and let that be your global definition. There's other css libraries out there now, but those are my go-tos.
A good library will do Sass or Scss. Build out repeatable styles that form up widgets and reuse variables defined in your library. Or define new variables when you have something truly unique that is tied to something that only your UI does.
The library will cover more than 80% of your use-case and anything unique you can generate from Sass/Scss.
I hope that helps! :)
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I'd say not to code css directly. Get a library like Foundation or Bootstrap and let that be your global definition. There's other css libraries out there now, but those are my go-tos.
A good library will do Sass or Scss. Build out repeatable styles that form up widgets and reuse variables defined in your library. Or define new variables when you have something truly unique that is tied to something that only your UI does.
The library will cover more than 80% of your use-case and anything unique you can generate from Sass/Scss.
I hope that helps! :)