Workit responsive landing page ft. 11ty, CUBE CSS, and Tailwind

Yes, I finally tried Tailwind! I used it quite conservatively in conjunction with CUBE CSS, which means I still wrote component-based classes instead of taking a utility-first approach. But I definitely see the benefit of using Tailwind, especially for rapid UI development during the early phases of a project. I especially like how it can process design tokens and convert them into CSS custom properties that I can use in my code.

The source code of Build Excellent Websites is my primary inspiration for this project. I tried my best to practice the principles in that site, which is why I only used 2 media queries for this solution (not counting the ones in resets and config files). The rest of the layout are handled by utility classes, such as the Switcher a.k.a. the Flexbox Holy Albatross by Heydon Pickering.

I think I also gained more confidence working with SVG:

• For the logos, I used inline SVG in the header and footer instead of <img> tags.
• I combined the social media icons into an icon sprite embedded in the page, which avoids extra HTTP requests.

I still have to add those oval/spring patterns, but other than that, it's almost done.

Please let me know what you think! Do you think I could've used Tailwind more effectively for this project? Any feedback on code structure/organization?