Tailwind CSS has become one of the most popular ways to style modern web applications, and for good reason. Its APIs make developers feel incredibly productive, and because it’s just a set of well-thought-out CSS classes, you can use it entirely from within your frontend components or HTML templates without having to learn any new tooling – or even without opening up a separate file. In this course you’ll learn Tailwind CSS from scratch by building a Discord clone that matches the original interface’s spacing, colors, and typography down to the pixel. By the time you finish, you’ll know how to build a multi-panel Flexbox layout, pull off advanced hover treatments, work with CSS transitions and transforms, change the interface at responsive breakpoints, customize Tailwind’s design tokens, and integrate Tailwind with component-based frameworks like React and Vue.
