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for most web devs CSS margin is one of the first things you learn sadly itamp;#39;s also one of the worst I can almost never recommend using margins in CSS shares is one of Theoamp;#39;s big bold assertions but seriously donamp;#39;t keep using margin until youamp;#39;ve watched this whole video because I think youamp;#39;re going to be surprised about some of these problems letamp;#39;s Dive Right In the first thing I want to talk about is more around the mindset this isnamp;#39;t necessarily a bug in margin like a thing that itamp;#39;s doing wrong so much as the reason why I donamp;#39;t think it makes sense with modern web dev mindsets usually nowadays when we make a web app weamp;#39;re not making all the HTML top to bottom weamp;#39;re actually making individual elements called components that are structured reused and composed throughout our applications in that mental model margins break down fast as Jane put it in this tweet that has not left my brain since I first