Tailwind, from reluctant to obsessed

I came from a C++ background so when I first started web development I liked my files separated from one another. When I first saw tailwind I didn't like it, in fact, I hated the look of it. It made the Html look boated in a way, and I said to myself I'm probably never going to use it. However, while learning CSS I thought I would give it a go, and wow has it made me change my opinion. Tailwind is so simple yet so powerful. To use it, it's as easy as linking the CDN and your good to go.

<script src="https://cdn.tailwindcss.com"></script>

You can quickly and easily style and position your HTML elements without flicking through files and wasting time. For example,

<p class="text-xs font-bold mt-4 ml-3">Annual Plan </p> This sets the text to a small text size, sets the font to bold, and adds a margin-top of 4 px and margin-left of 3 px. This way of styling your websites is so simple and it saves you so much time it's great. Tailwind also has pre-defined keywords like animate-bounce which will make the content bounce. This is great as it saves time messing about with CSS trying to make your content bounce. The tailwind docs are also great, if you need anything you search it up and it will give you the tailwind shortcut for it. I use tailwind in literally every project I do now as it saves me so much time and it's so simple to use.