To achieve this, simply apply the minify

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css --minify For those who have Tailwind installed as a PostCSS plugin, you can use the cssnano tool for minification by merging it into your plugins list. Without these optimizations, your CSS bundle can become too large, even for a small project with a few styled components. Implementing minification and enabling JIT mode can reduce the size by more than 30%.



To achieve this, simply apply the minify flag and activate JIT mode as described above. For more details on Tailwind-specific minification and compression techniques, see the relevant sections of the india business fax list . Final tip: If your project includes design tokens, make sure they are all actively used. Unused design tokens can cause confusion among developers, complicate configuration, and bring unnecessary clutter to your design system.



5. Avoid inconsistent strategies for overriding and extending styles In Tailwind CSS, managing customization of component styles (such as custom buttons) often leads to potential inconsistencies. For example, consider a scenario with a custom button component: <button class name="bg-black"/> Assume that the Button component has predefined default styles: export const Button = () => { return <button className="bg-white">Test button</button> } In this case, the button will retain its default white background despite specifying bg-black in the usage.