It's interesting how AI formalizes CSS specificity. That's one of the biggest sources of UI problems. It thinks in this very formal and abstract way, like (1,0,0,0 inline vs 0,1,0 class). But a lot of designers tend to think more in terms of grammar and set theory.
That was exactly the kind of topic I started with when I took my first steps as a publisher online: learning types, thinking models, and presentation patterns.
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