Writing CSS is only one part of real development.
In professional projects, developers follow a workflow that includes planning, structuring, testing, and improving styles.
This lesson shows how CSS is used in real teams and real projects.
Following a workflow keeps projects organized and reduces mistakes.
Every team uses a process to avoid chaos.
Professional CSS is written in layers.
Base styles first, layout next, components after that.
CSS is not written alone.
It is part of a team process that includes design, testing, and feedback.
Good workflow habits
- Write CSS in small steps
- Test frequently
- Keep code clean
- Review changes
- Remove unused styles
Code reviews help remove mistakes and duplicates.
This keeps CSS clean and professional.
Practice task
Follow a workflow:
- Plan a small layout
- Write base styles
- Add components
- Test responsiveness
- Clean unused CSS
Next lesson
In the next page, you will build a complete mini project using best practices.