Having a static site is great for performance:
* Use utility CSS libraries like @tailwindcss@tachyons_css, but have PurgeCSS slim them down to just the classes you need
* Use github.com/Munter/subfont/ to make custom subsets of webfonts based on only the chars your content needs
I get asked a lot how I get around being able to change multiple elements classes when using utility classes like @tachyons_css . So I made a quick video showing how in @googlechrome. Sorry it is a bit small.
So I finished working on this thing that wouldn't get finished! Now I'm sorta lost. I can actually stop working on this thing? Weird! Anyway, embarking on a new idea: 'a little light coding' using @CodePen@tachyons_css etc, going to embrace the quick and easy !