Gain insights into Tailwind CSS essentials. Discover designing responsive sections, flexible layouts, and custom plugins. Learn creating and optimizing components with Vue for effective web application styling.

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Tailwind CSS is a popular utility-first CSS framework that is considered a helping hand in designing complex web pages in an efficient and effective way. It helps developers build responsive and highly customizable user interfaces with ease.

You’ll begin with an introduction to the basic concepts of Tailwind CSS. Next, you’ll learn how to design different sections of a website. Then, you’ll learn how to create Tailwind components and build them with Vue. Next, you’ll learn how to create responsive and grid layouts. Moving ahead, you’ll learn how to create flexible layouts and customize and optimize a workflow. You’ll finish with learning how to use the official Tailwind plugins, customize them and create a custom arrows plugin for practice.

After completing this course, you’ll be able to craft user interfaces and functionalities for any web application by using Tailwind CSS. This course targets all the developers who want to style and layout their applications efficiently.

Understanding the Basics of Tailwind CSS

`<div class=“container” align=“mx-auto”></div>`


`<div class=“container mx-auto”></div> `


 `<div class=“mx-auto” container=“auto”></div>`


`<div class=“container” align=“mx-auto”></div>`

Suppose we’ve wrapped all content in a container and want to center the design using the `mx-auto` utility. What’s the correct way to do it?

<p>Suppose we’ve wrapped all content in a container and want to center the design using the <code>mx-auto</code> utility. What’s the correct way to do it?</p>


```HTML 
<li class=“mr-6 p-1 border-yellow-5”>
    <a class=“cursor-default text-blue-200" href=“#”>Educative</a>
</li>
```



```HTML
<li class=“mr-6 p-1 border-b-2 border-yellow-500">
    <a class=“cursor-default text-blue-200” href=“#”>Educative</a>
</li>
```



```HTML
<li class=“mr-6 p-1 border-b-5 border-yellow-500”>
    <a class=“cursor-default text-blue-200" href=“#”>Educative</a>
</li>
```



```HTML
<li class=“border-yellow-5">
    <a class=“cursor-default text-blue-200” href=“#”>Educative</a>
</li>
```

Suppose we want to create an “Educative” link by adding a thin yellow border below the text with a border thickness of 5. What’s the correct way to do it?

<p>Suppose we want to create an “Educative” link by adding a thin yellow border below the text with a border thickness of 5. What’s the correct way to do it?</p>


``` HTML
<a href=“#”>
  <img class=“hover:opacity-75" src=“”>
</a>


```HTML
<a href=“#”>
  <image class=“opacity-75” src=“”>
</a>


``` HTML
<a href=“#”>
  <image class=“hover:opacity-75%” src=“”>
</a>


``` HTML
<a href=“#”>
  <img class=“opacity-75%” src=“”>
</a>

Suppose we have an image, and we want to set its opacity to 75 percent when a user hovers over it. What’s the correct way to do it?

<p>Suppose we have an image, and we want to set its opacity to 75 percent when a user hovers over it. What’s the correct way to do it?</p>


`<aside class=“width=1/3 pl-4 pr-6 pt-8”></aside>`

`<aside class=“w-1/3 pl-4 pr-6 pt-8"></aside>`

`<aside class=“w-33.33% pl-4 pr-6 pt-8”></aside>
`

`<aside class=“w=1/3% pl-4 pr-6 pt-8"></aside>`

Suppose we want to wrap the sections in an `aside` element, taking up one-third of the whole main content width. What’s the correct way to do it?

<p>Suppose we want to wrap the sections in an <code>aside</code> element, taking up one-third of the whole main content width. What’s the correct way to do it?</p>


What type of classes is Tailwind based around?

<p>What type of classes is Tailwind based around?</p>


A collection of predefined CSS properties

Complex customization and lots of abstraction

Hard customization and lack of uniqueness

They’re too heavy and have useless components.

Poorly styled components and missing functionality

What are the two main disadvantages of component-based CSS frameworks?

<p>What are the two main disadvantages of component-based CSS frameworks?</p>


What are the four main factors involved in every design project?

<p>What are the four main factors involved in every design project?</p>


By providing many classes to choose from, which increases the design variety

By providing short-named classes, which reduce the typing

By providing design consistency and a proven set of rules, which decreases the choice paralyses

By providing easy solutions to complex design problems, which reduces the working time

How can Tailwind CSS, as a design system, facilitate the design process?

<p>How can Tailwind CSS, as a design system, facilitate the design process?</p>


**(True or False)** Component classes offer much more power and flexibility than utility classes.

<p><strong>(True or False)</strong> Component classes offer much more power and flexibility than utility classes.</p>


Test your understanding of how to get started with Tailwind CSS.

Overview

Getting Started with Tailwind CSS

Going Beyond the Basics

Building Complex Designs with Tailwind

Customizing Tailwind and Optimizing Your Workflow

Working with Tailwind Plugins

Conclusion

Quiz: Getting Started with Tailwind CSS