Tailwind CSS

A utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development

4.9•265 reviews•

2K followers

A utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development

4.9•265 reviews•

2K followers

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A highly customizable, low-level CSS framework that gives you all of the building blocks you need to build bespoke designs without any annoying opinionated styles you have to fight to override.

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The community submitted 265 reviews to tell us what they like about Tailwind CSS, what Tailwind CSS can do better, and more.

4.9

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Tailwind CSS is praised for its utility-first approach, significantly boosting frontend productivity and enabling rapid UI development. Makers of Supabase, Lovable, and Cal.com highlight its role in accelerating product development and maintaining design consistency. Users appreciate its customization, ease of use, and comprehensive documentation, though some note a learning curve and potential HTML bloat. Overall, Tailwind CSS is favored for its efficiency and flexibility in creating responsive, modern designs.

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rapid UI development (35)

utility-first approach (9)

responsive design (7)

flexibility (6)

customization options (5)

consistent styling (4)

reduced need for custom CSS (4)

component-based frameworks compatibility (3)

design system support (3)

fast performance (3)

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Sanket Sahu

used Tailwind CSS to build

RapidNative

(102 points)

Tailwind is a super power! It's counterpart NativeWind, managed by Mark and Dan at Expo has been a blessing for building native apps with a declarative styling. Tailwind/NativeWind is the new DSL. We use it for all our projects.

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16d ago

xion

used Tailwind CSS to build

Deposure

(136 points)

tility-first CSS framework used to build the web dashboard with clean, responsive design and lightning-fast UI development.

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21d ago

Ch David

used Tailwind CSS to build

Shipper.now

(142 points)

Utility-first styling and accessible components. Clean by default!

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24d ago

Abbas Aga

used Tailwind CSS to build Kanba

Kanba

(330 points)

Shoutout to Tailwind CSS for making styling effortless and beautiful. Our UI wouldn’t be the same without it!

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1mo ago

Samuel Briskar

used Tailwind CSS to build

3D Bust Maker

(90 points)

Thanks to fast Tailwind components, this was smooth to make beautiful AI

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1mo ago

Jonathan Myers

used Tailwind CSS to build

Fliiip Book

(74 points)

The logic in how Tailwindcss works is a breath of fresh air. It is funky at first, coming from CSS, but it quickly becomes clear and then it's off to the races, as they say. Try Tailwindcss. I bet you'll enjoy it.

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1mo ago

Ozzy Saks

used Tailwind CSS to build

Parrot TTS

(65 points)

Creating our clean, intuitive interface that makes job searching actually enjoyable. Tailwind's utility-first approach helped us build a beautiful Chrome extension that users love to use daily.

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2mo ago

Matt Downey

used Tailwind CSS to build Jasin

Jasin

(65 points)

Jasin's design system runs on Tailwind—enabling quick layout changes and flexible template styling for every product card.

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2mo ago

Levi Hanlen

used Tailwind CSS to build WriteRush 2.0

WriteRush

(70 points)

I have so much to say about Tailwind. It's just incredible. If you're not using it, use it! It's the single greatest tool for UI I've found. It allowed me to build a polished, professional, and fully responsive UI for the WriteRush website without ever having to leave my DOM. It's so intuitive and fast that it feels like you're sculpting a design in real-time. I could never have achieved this level of design quality on my own without it.

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