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this post was submitted on 01 Sep 2023
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My websites do not consist of nested divs. Your webpages might just consist of nested divs, but only if you are clueless about what you're doing and are oblivious to basic stuff like accessibility support.
Being unmanageable is the output of the developer team, not the languages they use. Decoupling Presentation from the data and semantics never ceases to make sense. CSS has many issues but the way its integrated with HTML is certainly not one of them.
Frankly, you sound like you blame your tools a lot.
https://quirksmode.org/css/ has entered the chat.
These days usually both html and css are in the presentation layer, well separated from the data, and the extra separation between css and html is just an annoyance. Then people started using tailwind, and we're going in circles with extra complexity.