Same--Tailwind is granular enough that nearly anything that can be done in CSS, can be done with Tailwind (with the caveat that Tailwind encourages you to use s

Same--Tailwind is granular enough that nearly anything that can be done in CSS, can be done with Tailwind (with the caveat that Tailwind encourages you to use standard dimensional increments, which is usually a good idea anyway). IMO, Tailwind is a coping strategy for people who have accepted that CSS is bad technology. The Cascade seemed like a good idea at the time, and made for some cool demos back in the "CSS Zen Garden" days, but in practice it is miserable to work with; it's even less suitable now that most websites are assembled from self-contained components. But it's what we have, and at least Tailwind makes it fast to build and modify things.