Tailwind

[vincerubinetti]

Closes #66

• convert vanilla css to tailwind classes
• use font spring for convenience
• make small style tweaks along the way

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[falquaddoomi]

Nice work! I took a cursory look at the source, and it's a lot nicer to see the Tailwind classes inline in the components and not having to have a companion CSS file is a nice bonus. The Netlify preview also looks good; I suppose by design it looks the same as it did before, but I didn't notice any issues.

I hope it wasn't too tedious to have to map the CSS you had before to Tailwind classes, but in any case kudos for the effort; IMO it's time well spent.

[vincerubinetti]

Though it was redoing work, I think in the long run it will be beneficial. Reduced a lot of code, will be more quick to edit, etc. It was also a good exercise to see if Tailwind held up on a larger scale project with things like dark mode, theming, canvas, etc., and it did.