Currently, when you click an element, you only see it’s ID by default, and a number indicator of how many classes are attached to it, as if the classes are something small, quirky and not that important, while they are foundation and essence of modern web buildling. In Webflow (which has best UX solutions when it comes to these questions) whenever you click an element you can see right away all the classes attached to it.
If you want to build a larger, complex website you will have to rely on global styling using classes. And there will be A LOT OF THEM.
Can you imagine trying to work with BEM for example, and after clicking an element you still have no idea what it’s classes are, you have to unfold another dropdown to be able to do so, by dragging mouse from the element on the screen that you just clicked - to the top left (to click on a number indicator of classes attached).
This is so extremely tiring and unnecessary that, at least for me personally, I can’t imagine building a complex web project using Bricks, as every second click I make with the mouse — is a click to see classes on a chosen element.