Is CSS really hard?

People often say CSS is hard, but a lot of people still use pure CSS to style their webpages. What do you think about VSS difficulty?

It depends, it can get very complex at times. I've worked on projects with 5000+ lines of CSS, which is the main reason we are now using SCSS. Because you don't want to search for one CSS rule in 5000+ lines.
CSS also gets a lot easier when you use CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or TailwindCSS.

It depends on the time of person you are, how disciplined and naturally smart lol

It depends, it can get very complex at times. I've worked on projects with more than 5000 lines of CSS, which is the main reason we are now using SCSS. Because you don't want to search for one CSS rule in 5000+ lines.
CSS also gets a lot easier when you use CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or TailwindCSS. (i recommend tailwindcss)

So i dont do do do dont doesnt i dont know lolalalalala

it can get very complex with big projects but in theory it is very logically orginised

The best way to find out is to jump right in.

Visit a website you like, then open the console, CTRL + SHIFT + i / CMD + OPTION + i

Then mess around with the Styles panel to get an idea of how each property works.

CSS is not hard, I mean the language itself. The documentation available on the internet is very detailed, so it's just a matter of learning the most essential rules and attributes. The real deal is the cross-browser compatibility. Not always everything will look the same in all browsers, and that requires a lot of time, testing in order to make everything look homogeneous.

It depends on you if your practising with it in daily basis it will be easy if not so it will be hard it's that simple

CSS is as hard as you want it to be. You can use it for animations, or just changing a font color, for example.