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One reason is CSS lacks a built-in scoping mechanism. Everything in CSS is global. That means any change you make has the potential to cascade and alter the presentation of unrelated bits of the UI.

Extended CSS languages, a.k.a. CSS preprocessors, such as Sass, Less and Stylus make things a little easier by offering up features that make writing CSS easier. But even these extended CSS languages, in my opinion, don’t truly fix the scalability issue.

Until CSS gets its own native scoping mechanism, we need to devise our own system for locking down styles to specific sections of an HTML document.

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