[capableweb]

How can the change CSS feedback loop get any faster? I change a CSS value and it automatically updates in the browser, seems like about how fast it can be.

Creating a "well defined color palette" is usually a part of the design-process when creating a new application/website. I understand that some people prefer the Bootstrap-process of already having a bunch of colors defined for you up front, but it certainly doesn't suit every project.

Plus personally, I don't miss the times when Bootstrap was trendy and every website basically looked the same. I like the individuality of the framework-less web.

[pcthrowaway]

> Creating a "well defined color palette" is usually a part of the design-process when creating a new application/website

You can easily do this in tailwind.

[capableweb]

You can easily do so without Tailwind as well, with CSS variables. What's the difference you're hinting about?

[pcthrowaway]

I must have misunderstood you then. I thought you were suggesting Tailwind restricted you to the default colour palette

[capableweb]

Might be. I was replying to the "it's hard not to fall in love with the ultra fast feedback loop and well defined colour palette." part where I get the impression they like that they don't have to define their own color palette and just use the one provided.

[pcthrowaway]

Oh, maybe it wasn't clear then, you can use the default colour palette, and then gradually swap out the built-in class names with the colours you want them to actually map to, or create your own custom colour class names as well.

At the very least it should save a step or two compared to building the design system out yourself in a new project