[ricw]

Disagree.

Just get one of the tailwind UX kits and use their classes as your standard style guide. I personally use flowise as it’s free with paid more complex components if needed, but there are a bunch of others out there that fill the same space.

[_heimdall]

On a new project, sure maybe going with tailwind + a theme/kit is a bit more up to date than using bootstrap. But on an existing page that already looked fine with bootstrap, why bother with the extra work?

[addandsubtract]

The same can be said about Bootstrap, though. Just get a theme to make it look less bootstrapy. I think both viable ways to go, and it just boils down to personal preference (especially for hobby projects).

[jmull]

That's fine (I've done it). It's just that bootstrap is better at it.

[skeletal88]

Can you suggest which of these kits are good?

[KolmogorovComp]

DaisyUI