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Refactoring A Website with Modern CSS Tricks

Talkat Pixel Pioneers 2025 · on Friday, 2025-06-20· [css, frontend-architecture]
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Shows an audit workflow: run Project Wallace and CSS Stats, use Chrome coverage to surface a concrete example like 64.8% unused CSS, flag spacing resets and specificity hotspots, identify legacy grid fallbacks and third‑party carousel risk, propose a component‑by‑component refactor with a temporary override file (e.g. defend.css), measure before/after with file‑size and load‑time deltas, attach refactors to planned feature work, and deliver small, testable wins instead of a full rebuild.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 8:53Why refactoring CSS matters
  3. 14:12Auditing legacy CSS
  4. 22:37Business case for refactoring
  5. 31:24Practical refactoring steps
  6. 38:47Conclusion and key takeaways
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