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Joe Steinbring

Tailwind CSS

A utility-first CSS framework: instead of a Button component you compose small classes onto the element. It is the deliberate opposite of Bootstrap and Bulma, trading ready-made components for control.

I have worked through Tailwind’s utility-first approach to typography, borders, shapes, and backgrounds.

Articles written
2
CodePen pens written
23
Official website
tailwindcss.com
Age
9 years (since 2017)

Experience highlights

  • Composed layouts from utility classes rather than bespoke stylesheets.
  • Compared the utility-first model against the component frameworks I use elsewhere.

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Related writing

Articles from JWS News and DEV that relate to Tailwind CSS.

  1. Learning Tailwind: Borders, Shapes and Backgrounds

    A few weeks ago, I started a series where I planned to cover Tailwind to the best of my ability. Over the years, I have used Bootstrap and Bulma a heck of a lot but I wanted to branch out a little. Today’s post is going to cover borders, shapes, and backgrounds. Let’s get starte…

  2. Learning Tailwind: Fonts and Typography

    One of my goals for this year is to become more familiar with Tailwind CSS. As part of that, I am going to post a few things on the topic to the blog. This week, I intend to focus on fonts and typography.

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