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    Employing a mobile-first design with Tailwind can be very simple if approached with the correct scaffolding for the DOM. Just a few media query utility classes and the design is configured for larger screen sizes.

    I tried to figure out a way to dynamically read in the JSON data but couldn't quite work it out. For now, I've only parsed the JSON and referenced the data points with hardcoded values. Any advice for a better, more dynamic, approach to this is greatly appreciated!

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    The most difficult part was getting the Next.js Image component to play nice with Tailwind.

    The part I'm most unsure of is how to get the image to be properly responsive on smaller screens. As of the current solution, I had to cheat a bit and use a hardcoded value for the height of the image on smaller screens. Any advice on how to properly fix this would be greatly appreciated!

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    My first attempt at utilizing Tailwind on my own for a small component. Seemed straight-forward, and I'm enjoying Tailwind so far. Minimal setup for a quicker CSS development experience. It took a bit to understand just how to setup the config file and proper pathing for Tailwind-related files, but I am enjoying utilizing and learning it.

    Any best practices regarding do's and don't's for clean maintenance, deployment, and file structure with Tailwind is greatly appreciated!