The article discusses the limitations of traditional CSS color usage and introduces CSS relative colors as a modern solution. It highlights two common problems: modifying opacity of colors and adjusting colors for various design states (like hover). The author contrasts the conventional methods involving pre-processors like Sass with the new approach of CSS relative colors, which allow for more flexible and dynamic color adjustments directly in CSS without the need for color pickers. Practical examples demonstrate these advantages, showcasing improved efficiency in UI design.
CSS relative colors allow developers to modify color properties, like opacity, with greater flexibility directly in CSS, minimizing reliance on pre-processors like Sass.
By employing CSS relative colors, we can create lighter or darker variations of a main color dynamically, reducing the need for external tools like color pickers.
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