Michelle Barker • 1/28/2019

A Year of Utility Classes

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This article details the author's agency experience adopting a utility-first CSS approach using TailwindCSS over a year. It explains utility classes, compares them to traditional methodologies like BEM, discusses framework configuration, and analyzes where the approach is appropriate or problematic for development workflows.

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