DaisyUI is a great starting point but it is missing a lot to make it functional and then you end up recreating the wheel. I agree with some comments that it is

DaisyUI is a great starting point but it is missing a lot to make it functional and then you end up recreating the wheel. I agree with some comments that it is lacking that wow factor that TailwindUI has. I'm working on https://versoly.com/ https://versoly.com/ which is a Tailwind Website builder and have ran into a bunch of issues with Tailwind when it comes to building static sites. I love that Bootstrap offer "btn btn-primary" and it makes it very easy to keep a consistent site. For Tailwind to take off it needs - A list of components (maybe 20 ish, buttons, tabs, navbars being the main ones) - JS for components - Container system (I have built one that works similar to Bootstrap and makes it much easier to create responsive layouts quickly) Once those core parts have been built I believe developers will create more advanced libraries such as lightboxes etc which will save even more time. I'm a big fan of the new https://github.com/vuejs/petite-vue https://github.com/vuejs/petite-vue which is only 5kb and comes with a lot of power. Also combining it with something like https://github.com/CaptainCodeman/x-transition https://github.com/CaptainCodeman/x-transition would be interesting. I really want to see Tailwind grow so if you're interested in opensource or want to create paid UI kits feel free dm as I have a ton of ideas.