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This website has no class

A developer experiments with removing all CSS classes from their personal website, instead relying on semantic HTML elements, custom tags, and custom attributes for styling. The approach reduces CSS bundle size to ~5KB and improves accessibility, but requires more careful planning and deeper HTML/CSS knowledge. While successful for a personal project, the author acknowledges it may not scale well for larger teams with varied frontend expertise.
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