/css/ - CSS Masters

been looking at a client's codebase today and it's honestly exhausting. they've basically turned tailwind into a giant list of magic numbers that nobody can maintain. i found a component with text-13.5px leading-22.3px mt-7px all shoved into one class string. it's such a total disaster for anyone trying to actually follow a design system. if you're just slapping random pixel values in brackets every time you need a tweak, you aren't really using the framework. you're just writing inline styles with extra steps and more syntax noise. at some point, it's easier to just use a standard utility or define a theme constant in the config. i hate seeing these massive strings of arbitrary values because they hide the actual layout logic. does anyone actually know which specific values in their project are coming from the config versus just random bracketed junk?