CSS cannot be a collection of random values. It must be a logical system. Core Framework is the “Architectural Blueprint” for my frontend code. I use it to define a strict, variable-based design system before a single pixel is placed on the canvas.

It allows me to map colours, typography, and spacing to semantic variables. This ensures that the site is scalable. If I need to change the primary spacing unit, I change one variable in the framework, and it propagates across the entire ecosystem. It enforces consistency and prevents “Magic Numbers” in the codebase. By decoupling the design tokens from the page builder, I ensure that the CSS architecture remains clean, maintainable, and platform-agnostic.