In 2024, we will transition from 'CSS Classic,' characterized by its limited features and reliance on external tools, to 'New CSS,' which integrates advanced capabilities.
New CSS utilizes features like Subgrid, :has(), and container queries to eliminate the need for additional libraries and tackle tasks that used to require JavaScript.
The momentum behind New CSS is driven by a commitment from browser vendors to ensure new features are supported, indicating that we have just begun to explore its possibilities.
The evolution of CSS welcomes developers to rethink their coding strategies, making way for more streamlined and powerful ways to design with fewer workarounds.
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