I like these very much - Consistent language for applying colors, and utilities for modifying colors and opacity. - Consistent widths, sizes, and breakpoints

I like these very much - Consistent language for applying colors, and utilities for modifying colors and opacity. - Consistent widths, sizes, and breakpoints for text, borders, containers, etc. - Consistent and concise language for media queries (breakpoints, dark mode, etc.) And use them in my SCSS projects - copying the values into css maps and accessing them via one-letter css functions, like this: color: c(yellow-400); I do not like the incomprehensible class soup and don’t mind naming things so I continue using BEM and ITCSS plus a bunch of helpful SCSS mixins for breakpoints etc. If you already know CSS and have a solid approach to organizing your code, tailwindcss is not a huge win.