I tried this just last week, and I've gotta say, out of all the templates and frameworks out there these were the easiest to use and tweak.
Because it really is just HTML with utility classes, you never end up in a situation where you have, say, a "card class" you can't really override without a bunch of `!important`s.
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Depending on what you interpreted the OP as requesting, this is either a great recommendation or a hilarious dig against utility-first CSS.
I tried this just last week, and I've gotta say, out of all the templates and frameworks out there these were the easiest to use and tweak.
Because it really is just HTML with utility classes, you never end up in a situation where you have, say, a "card class" you can't really override without a bunch of `!important`s.