If you're looking for some convenience but don't want your sites to all look the same, Tailwind is fantastic.
If you want to do your own styling without a framework, I highly recommend using a CSS reset like Normalize to avoid super-annoying browser inconsistencies.
Someone recommended Tailwind to me not long ago, it sounds really cool. Just took a quick look at their website and I like the philosophy behind it, i.e. utility-first, not opinionated style-wise. Thanks for the tip.
Also I've used CSS Baseline which I believe does essentially the same thing as Normalize, though interested to see how they compare. Thanks again.
+1 for Tailwind as a utility. Still gives you freedom to use custom css without having to use !important tags everywhere to override. The theme config is also awesome
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If you're looking for some convenience but don't want your sites to all look the same, Tailwind is fantastic.
If you want to do your own styling without a framework, I highly recommend using a CSS reset like Normalize to avoid super-annoying browser inconsistencies.
Someone recommended Tailwind to me not long ago, it sounds really cool. Just took a quick look at their website and I like the philosophy behind it, i.e. utility-first, not opinionated style-wise. Thanks for the tip.
Also I've used CSS Baseline which I believe does essentially the same thing as Normalize, though interested to see how they compare. Thanks again.
+1 for Tailwind as a utility. Still gives you freedom to use custom css without having to use !important tags everywhere to override. The theme config is also awesome