Audit and Refactor Tailwind CSS for Better Structure

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Context

As developers, we want to integrate and organize Tailwind CSS in our project to streamline the styling process and ensure consistency. Currently, the project lacks Tailwind CSS styling. By organizing and implementing Tailwind, we can utilize utility-first CSS to improve the speed and efficiency of our development process.

Tasks

• Install and configure Tailwind CSS in the project.
• Create a base structure for using Tailwind, including adding the necessary config files (e.g., tailwind.config.js).
• Refactor existing styles to use Tailwind classes.
• Organize the CSS structure to follow Tailwind's best practices.
• Ensure compatibility with existing components and layouts.

Acceptance Criteria (Checks)

• Tailwind CSS is installed and configured properly.
• Existing styles are refactored to use Tailwind utility classes where appropriate.
• Tailwind classes are well-organized and easy to manage.
• Tailwind configuration file is set up with custom themes or colors if needed.
• Documentation is updated to reflect how Tailwind should be used going forward.

Additional Information and Useful Links

• Tailwind Setup Guide