Colors in CSS with variables for a better performace #2
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🚀 CSS colors with variables
I noticed that your CSS code didn’t have the colors defined as variables, which can lead to poor visual consistency across the site. So, on my own initiative, I decided to make a pull request solely to adjust that small detail—which actually makes a big difference.
Why do you should use colors defined as variables in your CSS code?
I converted your site’s colors into variables so that, in the future, if you want to change the site's color scheme, you won’t need to go through the entire CSS code and waste hours replacing each color manually. You’ll only need to update the variable hex values, and the changes will automatically apply across the entire CSS
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