SASS is a CSS preprocessor that extends traditional CSS with useful features such as variables, nesting, mixins, functions, and reusable modules. SCSS is the most widely used SASS syntax because it follows standard CSS syntax closely. This makes it easier for developers to introduce advanced styling features without completely changing their existing CSS workflow.
- Reusable design variables
- Modular and component-based styling
- Easier responsive development
- More efficient stylesheet management
- Better maintainability
- Organized CSS architecture
- Reusable mixins and functions
- Easier large-scale website development