For a long time, "Semantic CSS" was the gold standard. You named your classes `.sidebar-container` or `.button-primary`. But this led to massive, unmaintainable stylesheets. Utility CSS proved that composing styles directly in markup is superior. But classes are just one way to do it.
Attributes > Classes
Using HTML attributes for styling (`p="4"`, `flex`, `bg="red"`) is the logical next step. It separates your *styling logic* from your *identification logic* (classes). It makes your HTML readable, scannable, and significantly cleaner.
With AtomAttr, we are betting that the future of web development lies in moving complexity out of the build chain and back into the browser where it belongs.