Design comparison
Solution retrospective
Getting the right width of everything
Community feedback
- @PeterSamuel2001Posted about 1 year ago
I don't recommend that you use tailwind as a begginer. Take your time to learn css properly as tailwind is just classes written in html. It's not gonna teach you proper css in my opinion.
And reading the code was a nightmare for me, this is not a testimony to the quality of your code as it is a testimony of how messy tailwind is when you're reading someone else's code.
Edit: You should try to mimic the design as best as you can in my opinion.
Good luck!
1@IouiePosted about 1 year ago@ZedKaze
I wouldn't really say I'm a beginner since I've had experience with html/css and JS. Right now I'm trying to learn how to make websites more responsive using TailwindCSS.
Yeah, Tailwind could be a nightmare to read since all the css stuff is put inside a class. Appreciate the feedback though!
1@PeterSamuel2001Posted about 1 year ago@Iouie
Oh, good for you then. Tailwind isn't that hard when you have prior knowledge with css so it won't take you long before you become good at it.
Goodluck!
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