Design and Implement Common Tailwind Components
Instructor
Adam Wathan- Tailwind
^1.0.4
Now that we covered fundamentals, we're going to design and implement common components that you will see in the wild.
We'll start with a basic Vue.js application and some hard-coded data that will be displayed within the application.
⭐ Still Awesome
This course is direct from the library author and is still awesome even though it’s built on the previous version and there are minor API changes.
This course is part of the Design with Tailwind CSS Masterclass.
What you'll learn:
- Style a Card Components
- Style badges
- Style SVG Icons
- Style Images
Learner Reviews
- Abdul11 months agoWhat did you like about this course?
Even as a intermediate UI developer, I learned new CSS concepts.
- prichardstocktona year agoWhat did you like about this course?
its not so much about technique (learning software) it's about learning design
- Peter2 years agoWhat did you like about this course?
Very thorough and not out of date (like when something isn't working because of an unknown update).
- Mikael Eriksson3 years agoWhat did you like about this course?
Good introduction not only to tailwind but a lot of good tips and tricks for css as well.
- Learner3 years agoWhat did you like about this course?
enjoyed the various design techniques using tailwind.
- Nikodem3 years agoWhat did you like about this course?
Very insightful and well presented portion of knowledge both about CSS and working with Tailwind
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