If you're using Svelte, you don't really need Tailwind (but are obviously free to use it), especially if you're using your own components. Svelte's styling is

If you're using Svelte, you don't really need Tailwind (but are obviously free to use it), especially if you're using your own components. Svelte's styling is already pretty atomic as it is. With Svelte, I use a small global reset, and a global file containing native CSS variables (which I reuse across multiple projects). Most of my Svelte CSS is component specific (and in most cases, no classes are even necessary) and they can be themed by simply referring to the CSS variables in my global variable file.