When writing CSS, you can sometimes end up with long selector lists to target multiple elements with the same style rules. For example, if you want to color adjust any <b> tags found inside a heading element, you could write: h1 > b, h2 > b, h3 > b, h4 > b, h5 > b, h6 > b { color: hotpink; } Instead, you could use :is() and improve legibility while avoiding a long selector: :is(h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6)