@matthewstillwell
UI Guy / JSLearner
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I personally prefer the second way, keeping the responsive css inside the element looks much more logical since it adds context to the responsive css. But there are few downsides as well... You have to mention media queries for different elements every time you code something. Sometimes there are cascading issues if there are any overrides added later in the stylesheet. I had asked this question about the same topic a while ago and had got some interesting responses. Hope it helps! :)
Apart from the problems with excessive use, there's also a possibility of it behaving unexpectedly as the implementation details of will-change are not very specific. I just shared a link that sheds some light onto the issue.
A product designer doesn't necessarily have to be someone who designs tangible items, a product designer is someone who looks after the design and UX of the product as a whole, who can lead and direct the team of UX guys and developers who would work on the UI.