Why? We're discussing Tailwind in this thread. If you aren't aware that Tailwind isn't just the classes, but also a CSS preprocessor, we can't have a productive

Why? We're discussing Tailwind in this thread. If you aren't aware that Tailwind isn't just the classes, but also a CSS preprocessor, we can't have a productive conversation. But if you insist: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/adding-custom-styles https://tailwindcss.com/docs/adding-custom-styles There you can see that the example config file there defines custom colors (which could be your company branding colors). They don't have to be named actual colors; I could use `"mygreen": "#8FB68F"` (random color I just generated) if I so desired. Then, during my website's build process (into static HTML), any usages of "text-mygreen-500", for example (colors are 100-900), will generate a CSS selector automagically.