Your stylesheets define the same CSS selector (like `.example-class`) in multiple places. This makes your code repetitive and larger than it needs to be. Combining these into a single, unified rule will make your CSS cleaner, smaller, and easier to maintain.
.card { color: blue; }
/* ... other rules ... */
.card { font-size: 16px; }Find all the rules for the duplicate selector and merge them into one.
.card {
color: blue;
font-size: 16px;
}This is a simple but effective way to reduce the size of your CSS files. Smaller files download faster, leading to better performance. It also makes your code more logical and easier for other developers to understand.
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