I use Tailwind for some projects, BEM for others. For some projects we've built a rough outline using BEM (for quick everywhere changes) and then when we get to

I use Tailwind for some projects, BEM for others. For some projects we've built a rough outline using BEM (for quick everywhere changes) and then when we get to the final thing, used Tailwind. The 'update everywhere' was the biggest hurdle for me, particularly with 'design on the fly' quick pieces. But as per the Tailwind docs, generally you're building reusable parts in Vue or whatever, and you change there. There's a page on it here: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/reusing-styles https://tailwindcss.com/docs/reusing-styles - which I appreciate is still a bit of a 'really?!' kinda thing if you're used to normal CSS. But to quote The Office... Different drinks for different needs.