[PaulHoule]

As I see it, it's something like Bootstrap that's built on top of Tailwind which an architecturally valid approach in that it decomposes into clean layers. Personally I could see the appeal of Tailwind in how it encapsulates CSS into graphically meaningful classes, defining classes that are semantically meaningful out of those is a great idea.

Somebody who likes Tailwind would have an easy time specializing DaisyUI to look exactly like what they want. For that matter you could make Tailwind with DaisyUI easily. Their examples look great and I could totally see using DaisyUI instead of Bootstrap on my side projects, though my current ones have real back end problems that need solving and reworking the CSS isn't on the agenda any time soon.