React Native provides a wide range of styling and customization options, but there are some limitations that developers should be aware of: Lack of Support for Certain CSS Properties and Pseudo-Classes: React Native doesn’t support all CSS properties and pseudo-classes that are available in web development. For example, float, position: fixed, z-index, and pseudo-classes like :hover and :active are not supported. Developers need to be cautious while using CSS properties that may not work as expected in React Native. Difficulty in Creating Complex Layout Structures: Creating complex layout structures can be more challenging in React Native compared to web development. While React Native offers Flexbox that simplifies layout positioning, achieving complex nested layouts or pixel-perfect designs may require additional effort and workarounds. Pixel-Perfect Consistency Across Devices and Screen Sizes: React Native allows developers to build cross-platform apps, but achieving pixel-perfect consistency across different devices and screen sizes can be a challenge. Each device has its own unique characteristics, such as different screen sizes, pixel densities,
