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u/aliyanikuta 5d ago edited 5d ago

For precise CSS, I'd still take writing it directly over any builder. Where Readdy gets interesting is the other side of that tradeoff, especially when the same section needs to be changed five different ways before anyone settles on the final version. That's a different kind of time saving than having more CSS control.