Utility Props
Utility props are provided as aliases for most components. The style is heavily influenced by Tailwind CSS "utility classes".
They also provide preset "contraints" designed to control the CSS you write and avoid "hard coding" all CSS values.
For example, this library uses Styled System's "spacing" utility, which allows you to use constraints in a range to define margin and padding.
<Box>
  <Button p={1}>Padding 1</Button>
  <Button p={3}>Padding 3</Button>
  <Button p={5}>Padding 5</Button>
</Box>
They also allow you to use the shorthand methods from Styled System
For example:
<>
  {}
  <Button fontSize="12px">Save</Button>
  {}
  {}
  <Button fontSize="lg" ml="10px">
    Save
  </Button>
</>
Here's the "Card" example by Tailwind recreated using this API:

The Coldest Sunset
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Voluptatibus quia, nulla! Maiores et perferendis eaque, exercitationem praesentium nihil.
#photography
#travel
#winter
<Flex
  flexDirection="column"
  boxShadow="lg"
  borderRadius="md"
  maxWidth="24rem"
  overflow="hidden"
>
  <Image
    w="100%"
    height="auto"
    src="https://tailwindcss.com/img/card-top.jpg"
    alt="Sunset in the mountains"
  />
  <Flex flexDirection="column" px={6} py={4}>
    <Text fontWeight="bold" fontSize="xl" mb={2} color="gray.700">
      The Coldest Sunset
    </Text>
    <Text color="gray.700" lineHeight="normal" whiteSpace="normal">
      Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Voluptatibus
      quia, nulla! Maiores et perferendis eaque, exercitationem praesentium
      nihil.
    </Text>
  </Flex>
  <Flex px={6} py={4}>
    <Block
      color="gray.700"
      bg="gray.200"
      borderRadius="full"
      px={3}
      py={1}
      mr={2}
    >
      #photography
    </Block>
    <Block
      color="gray.700"
      bg="gray.200"
      borderRadius="full"
      px={3}
      py={1}
      mr={2}
    >
      #travel
    </Block>
    <Block color="gray.700" bg="gray.200" borderRadius="full" px={3} py={1}>
      #winter
    </Block>
  </Flex>
</Flex>
Once you've settled on your styles, you can then easily extract components into your own custom components without sacrificing control:
High Priority
Customized tag
const CustomTag = ({ children, ...props }) => (
  <Block
    color="gray.700"
    bg="gray.200"
    borderRadius="full"
    px={3}
    py={1}
    {...props}
  >
    {children}
  </Block>
);
render(
  <Flex>
    <CustomTag>High Priority</CustomTag>
    {}
    <CustomTag bg="indigo.600" color="#fff" ml={2}>
      Customized tag
    </CustomTag>
  </Flex>
);