@Gargron i happen to be just starting to use it right now

@Gargron It's the base i used for my site. I think the biggest downside I've noticed is that it works very well unless you want to do more advanced stuff.

IE, I had to write my own rules for smallcaps and lists with other item-types than disc or numerical.

@Gargron and super easy!

@Gargron I have #TailwindCSS on my list of things to try.

I'm currently using #bootstrap v4 which is a fundamentally different approach.

@Gargron so's junk food 🙂 .

(meant in jest, but after years of devs laughing at those of us who use modular PHP CMSs because they're easy, quick (and save many of us learning to code)… I am enjoying how Tailwind has replaced Bootstrap as non-CSS-design-devs go-to tool, as, even though it's verbose & bloatey like Bootstrap, it's easier to make things look nice/as you want).