Explore a collection of responsive landing pages crafted while mastering Tailwind CSS, showcasing utility-first design, responsive layouts, and modern web development techniques. Each project is organized in its own directory, highlighting different layouts and design patterns.
- Description: A clean, responsive portfolio page featuring a hero section, about me, and project showcase.
- Live Demo: View Live
- Technologies: HTML, Tailwind CSS
- Features: Responsive grid, hover effects, mobile-first design, custom Tailwind config, responsive typography
- Description: A modern responsive, clean looking login form.
- Live Demo: View Live
- Technologies: HTML, Tailwind CSS
- Features: CSS Grid, custom Tailwind config, responsive typography
- Description: A product-focused landing page with a hero banner, product cards, and a pricing section.
- Live Demo: View Live (Replace with your deployed URL)
- Technologies: HTML, Tailwind CSS
- Features: Flexbox layout
- Description: A modern price section of a webpage.
- Live Demo: View Live (Replace with your deployed URL)
- Technologies: HTML, Tailwind CSS
- Features: CSS Grid, custom Tailwind config, responsive typography
- Description: A simple product description modal.
- Live Demo: View Live (Replace with your deployed URL)
- Technologies: HTML, Tailwind CSS
- Features: CSS Grid, css animation
To run any project locally:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/NueloSE/tailwind-projects.git
- Navigate to a project directory (e.g., cd clipboard). If using Tailwind CLI or a build tool: Install dependencies:
npm install
- Build CSS:
npx tailwindcss -i ./input.css -o ./css/styles.css --watch
- Open index.html in a browser or use a local server (e.g. live-server).
- Tailwind CSS: You can use the Tailwind CSS CDN for simplicity or a build setup, Tailwind is configured via tailwind.config.js.
- Prerequisites: Node.js (if using Tailwind CLI), a modern browser.
These projects were inspired by Traversy Media’s Tailwind-course-project and the official Tailwind CSS documentation. Key learnings include:
- Mastering utility-first CSS with Tailwind’s classes.
- Implementing responsive design with sm:, md:, lg: prefixes.
- Rewriting Tailwind via configuration for unique designs.
Feel free to explore the projects and share feedback!
Connect with me on - X - or open an issue/PR in this repo.