It's depends how you are reusing the variables from Tailwind Config. You should have the plan when you are starting the project. Like colors, button sizes, border radius and everything. Only you are going to reuse that. Then whenever new designs you are adding you have to add that in config. Another biggest advantage for tailwind is arbitrary values. You can add particular styles in class itself. But you can't reuse those values again. So if you are creating big application or small application it does not matter. If you are reusing the styles properly, Then outcome will be really nice. Thanks
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2 landing pages is, no offense, small enough that I could memorize it.
Where I'm struggling is when you have a lot of pages and all the HTML is heavily... "Cluttered."
It's depends how you are reusing the variables from Tailwind Config. You should have the plan when you are starting the project. Like colors, button sizes, border radius and everything. Only you are going to reuse that. Then whenever new designs you are adding you have to add that in config. Another biggest advantage for tailwind is arbitrary values. You can add particular styles in class itself. But you can't reuse those values again. So if you are creating big application or small application it does not matter. If you are reusing the styles properly, Then outcome will be really nice. Thanks