tlienart
tailwind
https://templates.digizu.co.uk https://github.com/aniftyco/awesome-tailwindcss
I actually tried this. But given you need classes for everything, it leads to fairly hard to read Markdown and kind of defeats the purpose.
If you're aware of a good blog that is not overly sophisticated in terms of design that uses tailwind, I can look into trying to reproduce it.
Sure, I'll look around. I don't understand the problem well enough. My target use case is a website for a technology cooperative that will have a blog as well as product pages.
My impression (biased from a very likely lack of understanding of tailwind) is that tailwind makes sense if you're writing everything in HTML. If you're using a significant base in markdown via a SSG like Franklin, something like bootstrap will be quite a bit easier to use