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Spike: CSS #158
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This project utilizes TailwindCSS for styling (as much as possible. The number one thing to remember is that Tailwind is just CSS. When writing normal CSS, it's common to create a number of common utility classes that can be re-used. Tailwind embraces this practice and simply provides a whole suite of these utilities for use in the project out of the box. When you use Tailwind, you aren't using some alternative to CSS, you're just leveraging a specific mindset. Therefore, to learn tailwind, you first must learn CSS, so let's start there.
These are just a starting point, best way to learn is to practice and look up more learning resources! Once you have a general idea of CSS, I recommend looking up learning games for things like flexbox (such as Flexbox Froggy), grid, and positioning.
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