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Neversight skills feed css best practices 1.0.3

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Guidelines for building modern, performant, and accessible CSS using MDN best practices. Use this when styling components, fixing layout shifts, or optimizing CSS performance.

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CSS Best Practices

This skill provides a set of rules and best practices for writing modern, performant, and maintainable CSS. It focuses on stability, modern layout engines, and user-centric accessibility.

This document is designed for AI agents and LLMs (but not limited to) to follow when creating/generating, debugging and maintaining CSS in any format or using any CSS framework, tool and preprocessor in any kind of web project.

Core Rules

Usage

Activate this skill when generating new CSS files, refactoring legacy styles, or debugging UI performance issues.

Read individual reference files for detailed explanations and code examples:

references/layout-stability.md
references/specificity-cascade.md
references/container-queries.md

Each reference file contains:

  • Title and basic description/context
  • Correct code example with explanation
  • Optionally incorrect code example with explanation
  • Brief explanation of why it matters

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