The mental model for responsive design has shifted. For years, we relied on the Viewport ( @media ). Recently, we gained the ability to query the Parent's dimensions ( @container (min-width: ...) ). However, Design System Architects often hit a wall when solving for context rather than space . You have a card component. It looks perfect on a white background. You place that same card into a dark-themed sidebar or a branded hero section, and the contrast fails. The immediate reaction is often to use a dimensional container query or revert to prop-drilling (e.g., <Card variant="inverted" /> ). Both are architectural smells. Dimensional queries shouldn't handle theming, and prop-drilling defeats the purpose of composition. This is the exact use case for Container Style Queries . The Architecture Gap: Dimensions vs. State The confusion stems from conflating Layout with Logic . Dimensional Queries ( size , inline-size ) : The...
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