Category: Sass

Sass Numeric Functions — everything that lives in the sass:math module. This is where Sass handles all the serious number crunching: rounding, percentages, trigonometry, clamping, unit conversions, constants like π and e, and safe...

Sass List Functions — the tools from the sass:list module. Lists are one of Sass’s most powerful data structures, and mastering list functions lets you build flexible, scalable design systems (think spacing scales, breakpoints,...

Sass: Maps and the sass:map functions. Maps are basically key-value dictionaries in Sass — think JSON objects but for your styles. They are the backbone of almost every modern Sass design system in 2026:...

Sass Selector Functions — the tools inside the sass:selector module. This is one of the more advanced and powerful parts of Sass, especially useful when you’re writing libraries, component systems, dynamic classes, or need...

Sass: Introspection Functions — almost all of them live in the sass:meta module. This is the part where Sass lets you “look inside itself” — inspect what variables, functions, mixins exist, get references to...

Sass Color Functions — the tools that make Sass shine when building themes, hover states, disabled buttons, dark mode variants, and consistent color systems. In 2026 (Dart Sass reality, version ~1.97+), color manipulation has...