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Tailwind CSS is a utility-first CSS framework that allows for rapidly building custom designs using utility classes rather than pre-designed components. It provides low-level utility classes that can be used to style self-created components and build completely custom designs directly in HTML without needing to leave the file. The document then outlines how to install Tailwind CSS, its workflow, examples of how to build common components like alerts and buttons, and advantages like being responsive, customizable and friendly for building components.










Tailwind CSS is a utility-first framework for custom designs, presented by Sachin Sharma.
Tailwind is a popular utility CSS library, allowing unique designs through low-level utility classes.
Quick installation guide using npm, Yarn, or CDN link to setup Tailwind CSS.
An introduction to Tailwind's development workflow.
Examples of components you can create with Tailwind include alerts, buttons, cards, forms, grids, and navigation.
A session for demonstrating the capabilities of Tailwind CSS.
Tailwind is responsive, component-friendly, and designed for customization.
Highlights Tailwind's focus on customization, responsiveness, and component compatibility.
Resource link to Tailwind CSS documentation for implementation.
Closing remarks and invitation for questions.