Is there a "best" way to edit CSS? [closed]

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Is there a "best" way to edit CSS?

I'm looking for a designer tool. It has to "visual"... less code. Visual studio does a good job but it seems to be lacking when it comes to the actual design stage.

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My suggestion is CSSEdit by MacRabbit. It's focused on just editing CSS, and is very visual without hiding code. You can edit CSS attributes through a GUI, or directly edit the text in the code. You can preview your work on any site, even applying your edited CSS to the display of live Web sites. As a plus or minus depending upon your platform of preference, it's a Mac only application.

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Here's what I do:

1. Design the page semantically, using lists, headings, paragraphs etc.
2. Add classes and ids where appropriate.
3. Open the unstyled page in Firefox.
4. Open Firebug.
5. Write/edit the CSS there and see the results instantly.