#TailwindCSS
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When coding an application from scratch, you want it to reflect your unique brand, be responsive on any device, and be easy to write and maintain — and those are probably just a few items on your wishlist.
By building with Tailwind CSS, you can check these items off your list. Tailwind CSS is a framework for quickly building and customizing applications without writing custom CSS.
To understand why over 200,000 active websites on the internet use Tailwind CSS, let's cover:
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what Tailwind CSS is -
what benefits it offers -
why use Tailwind over other CSS frameworks
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Tailwind CSS examples
What is Tailwind CSS?
Tailwind CSS is a utility-first CSS framework designed to enable users to create applications faster and easier. You can use utility classes to control the layout, color, spacing, typography, shadows, and more to create a completely custom component design — without leaving your HTML or writing a single line of custom CSS.
The HTML contains six utility classes. Let's break down each one below:
- h-10: This class sets the button to a fixed height of 10 units.
- px-6: This class sets the horizontal padding of the button to 6 units.
- font-semibold: This class sets the font weight of the button to semibold.
- rounded-md: This class sets the border radius of the button so it has rounded corners.
- bg-black: This class sets the background color of the button to black.
- text-white: This class sets the text color of the button to white.