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Tailwind employs utility CSS methodology, but it's not equivalent to inline. It standardizes your core elements (colors, font sizing, spacing) which ensures the
by notjustanymike 4y ago
Tailwind employs utility CSS methodology, but it's not equivalent to inline. It standardizes your core elements (colors, font sizing, spacing) which ensures the consistency of a framework mixed with the flexibility of inline.
Any reused styles (eg button) should be turned into a class via composition.
So it's flexible, but also ensures adherence to your company design standards.