I always felt slightly dirty after writing a bit of inline CSS (`style=”color: red“`) instead of a proper class, yet at the same time it accomplishes the goal and it was fast. So this is basically Tailwind, right?
It’s impossible to write a media query or target a child with inline styles. With tailwind, the first one is encouraged and the second is at least possible, and in some scenarios, encouraged (group hover).
While tailwind lets you write your styles in the same _location_ as the style attribute, it allows you to restrict what _values_ you can use. You can set up a colour palette so that when you say `class="red"`, it's the shade of red that you (or your designer) picked, and your colleague can't decide to pick a slightly different shade for their component.