How do utility-first classes in Tailwind CSS improve development speed?

Utility-first classes in Tailwind CSS let developers build at a very rapid speed because those developers can directly style within the HTML itself. Its prebuilt classes let one create spacing, colors, typography, and layout much faster. Utility-first classes let developers add and change inline styles without worrying about overwriting classes and writing custom CSS rules. This approach also enforces consistency, because, throughout the project, the same style is repeated wherever there is a similar occurrence of elements. This also helps avoid CSS specificity conflicts, therefore enabling rapid iteration. That leads to clean, organized code that’s easier to maintain.