I think it's important to remember that writing atomic css does not preclude you from writing your more simple example.
Clearly writing that animation as a bunch of separate atomic classes would be a bad idea, so in a real world app, you would write it exactly as you did. To me always writing functional css is not a hard and fast rule, just a good tool for preventing bloat and enabling consistency.
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I think it's important to remember that writing atomic css does not preclude you from writing your more simple example.
Clearly writing that animation as a bunch of separate atomic classes would be a bad idea, so in a real world app, you would write it exactly as you did. To me always writing functional css is not a hard and fast rule, just a good tool for preventing bloat and enabling consistency.