Use tailwind as much as possible until you feel like you need a class then use BEM for the naming/organisation. It's actually pretty practical system - with hea

Use tailwind as much as possible until you feel like you need a class then use BEM for the naming/organisation. It's actually pretty practical system - with headwind the non TW classes sort to the front so you can immediately see if there is something more in css. The resulting css you end up with is usually super light only with special things, edge cases, hover groups and stuff TW just doesn't handle.