If your project is setup to use Tailwind in watch mode where you can view your changes at every save, there's nothing quite as productive. You get fast iterati

If your project is setup to use Tailwind in watch mode where you can view your changes at every save, there's nothing quite as productive. You get fast iterations without ever having to leave your markup to hunt down to find all the classes elements are using which uses their own structure & nomenclature, esp. if you need to support responsive layouts which every project implements differently that usually grows into some unmaintainable mess. With tailwind's utility classes it's all right there on the element, using intuitive prefixes and shorthand class names derived from the CSS properties it uses. It's also the only framework I've used where you can copy markup from a number of different sources and it will look exactly the same as the preview where you got it from without it being distorted by the websites leaking cascading CSS styles.