I understand your opinion about the huge mess because that’s what I thought too when I first used it. To be honest, I wouldn’t use Tailwind for HTML projects, as it is made to be used for reusable components. With React it’s much easier to use Tailwind and making the changes to styles becomes easier as well, as you know where each component is and you can easily make changes by changing the classes, without having to do it with CSS. In this case I think when you try it it’s a good choice, and the build time is pretty much the same with building react anyway.
I guess it depends on finding the best solution based on what kind of project you have.
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I understand your opinion about the huge mess because that’s what I thought too when I first used it. To be honest, I wouldn’t use Tailwind for HTML projects, as it is made to be used for reusable components. With React it’s much easier to use Tailwind and making the changes to styles becomes easier as well, as you know where each component is and you can easily make changes by changing the classes, without having to do it with CSS. In this case I think when you try it it’s a good choice, and the build time is pretty much the same with building react anyway.
I guess it depends on finding the best solution based on what kind of project you have.