The big advantage of tailwind for me is that it solves responsive design better than any system I've used before. I'm not amazing at frontend styling (I get by), but I feel like a superhero with tailwind css and UI (worth the money)
That's interesting, I love Tailwind but I think Tailwind's responsive stuff is the messiest part. Do you have any good resources to share about doing effective and maintainable responsive design on a non-toy website using Tailwind?
Not really any advice here. I am using it for my product and it has been basically changing up the design as needed. It's pretty common for me to make use of grid-cols-1 and then something like md:grid-cols-2 or 3 to keep it single column on mobile and multi-column on desktop
Ok that's what I'm doing too! It always works but also feels a bit messy and when I want to make a change it ends up being hard to untangle all the nested selectors.