Concerns are not separated in the first place. Your CSS is heavily tied to the structure of your HTML and you even need to artificially think up structures to b

Concerns are not separated in the first place. Your CSS is heavily tied to the structure of your HTML and you even need to artificially think up structures to be able to write and apply the CSS. I recommend reading Adams blog post on the topic. Regarding style attribute. You can’t do responsive-ness, hover- or focus-states in style attributes. It’s hard to compare to bootstrap and the like because they give you components, while Tailwind is just a different way of writing CSS. You can of course extract components, btw, and define stuff like text-primary (that you can change in a central variable).