The separation between the section header (in this case "Buttons") and the first example/demo (in this case "Base Styling") is unclear. Implementing something similar to the section divider on the About page (below) is one option.
Integrating the library into Rails breaks at @import 'tailwind'; The reason is because Rails asset pipeline doesn't look into config folder. Possible solution would be to move tailwind.js into vendor or assets.js?
imply that the name of these dependencies could be imported with
'access-nyc-patterns/src/utilities/color-components' and 'access-nyc-patterns/src/utilities/icons/icons-program-category', but these are not the correct import paths for these patterns.
Separating out the H1..H5 tag code snippets or preceding the examples with "Hx" will help clarify which heading belongs to which code snippets at first glance.
Loading the ACCESS_NYC_PATTERNS library into rails application break on @import 'components/header/header'; The error states Invalid CSS after "...typography-h1()": expected "}", was "margin-bottom: ..."