I personally use em and rem a lot. But there are cases and cases.
Let's restrict to just length measures. I personally use:
px for border widths, specifically one pixel borders, which are always rendered crisply in most use cases;
em for typographical spaces: box padding, margins, borders radii and shadows (when they make sense, i.e. inline components), larger border widths, (usually minimum) widths of text content boxes;
rem for layout components (wrt sizes, margins, padding, border radii, box shadows);
percentages (including vw and vh) for precise layout displacement, or relative font sizing;
cm or mm for printing.
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emandrema lot. But there are cases and cases.Let's restrict to just length measures. I personally use:
pxfor border widths, specifically one pixel borders, which are always rendered crisply in most use cases;emfor typographical spaces: box padding, margins, borders radii and shadows (when they make sense, i.e. inline components), larger border widths, (usually minimum) widths of text content boxes;remfor layout components (wrt sizes, margins, padding, border radii, box shadows);vwandvh) for precise layout displacement, or relative font sizing;cmormmfor printing.