I don't recommend Tailwind CSS

Tailwind CSS, while popular for its utility-first approach and ease of use, has significant drawbacks that make it unsuitable for medium to large projects. The author identifies three main concerns: the steep learning curve of thousands of utility classes, the violation of HTML/CSS separation that bloats markup and reduces readability, and inconsistent naming conventions that lack intuitive patterns. Despite Tailwind's documented strengths, these issues suggest developers should carefully evaluate whether it fits their project's architecture before adoption.