Improve your CSS by organizing your properties

Also, at the end of the day, the method you use to organize your properties doesn't really matter, but having a method will really help. I don't like alphabetical, but it's better than not having anything, and a lot of smarter people than me really seem to like it!

🔗 Links
✅ The Twitter discussion:   / 1426257025663709190  
✅ An argument for the alphabetical approach by Scott O'Hara: https://modernweb.com/ordering-css/

⚠ Someone shared a GitHub repo with me a while back that had a documented way to organize CSS properties within rules, and it's why I added this to my to-do list of videos. If you made that, or know the repo, please let me know so I can add the link here! (DM on Twitter or ping me on my Discord is best).

⌚ Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
00:43 - A look at alphabetical ordering
02:41 - Why I don't like alphabetical
04:43 - How I like to organize my rules
06:33 - Comparing it to alphabetical
09:08 - The issue with my approach

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