Regardless of the quality here, I see this as a failed business model. Subscribable libraries of skills / premade assets was effectively what Tailwind was doing, and they weren't able to make it work any longer.
I could see it maybe as a one-time purchase, but $90/yr/user is somthing I'd never grab.
Not to mention my $299 total Tailwind Plus lifetime license (was TailwindUI, then paid the difference for the Plus bundle) has like 100x more stuff in it than $90/yr or $149 lifetime for—check notes—11 UI transitions...
why would anyone ever pay for a pro version of this? I can just read the css of those examples and implement it myself, or just point an agent at it to replicate it.
I could see it maybe as a one-time purchase, but $90/yr/user is somthing I'd never grab.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/A...