Tailwind CSS Tutorial · Tailwind in Real Projects · Lesson 27 of 27
Tailwind CSS Next Steps
Where to go next: practice projects, the Tailwind in Production course, cookbook recipes, interview questions and official resources.
You've learned
- Utility classes, the spacing scale, colours, typography, borders and shadows.
- Flexbox, grid, responsive design and container queries.
- States, group and peer, dark mode, transitions and animation.
- Customizing with
@theme, arbitrary values,@applyand@utility. - Using Tailwind with frameworks, accessibly, and upgrading from v3.
Practice projects
- Rebuild a landing page you like: hero, feature grid, pricing table, footer.
- A dashboard layout with a sidebar, header and responsive cards.
- A blog with dark mode and a readable article layout.
- A form wizard with validation states.
Keep going on ReadyCamel
- Tailwind CSS in Production: real problems like missing classes, dark-mode flashes, class conflicts and inconsistent design.
- Tailwind cookbook: copy-paste recipes for navbars, cards, modals, tables and more.
- Tailwind CSS interview questions and the quiz.
- Related tutorials: HTML and CSS.
Official resources
- Tailwind CSS documentation
- Tailwind CSS v4 upgrade guide
- Tailwind Play, an online playground
- Tailwind CSS on GitHub and its release notes
Test yourself
Which tool should you use for Tailwind in production instead of the Play CDN?
The Vite plugin, PostCSS plugin or CLIThe Play CDN with cachingInline stylesA CSS reset
Show answer
Answer: The Vite plugin, PostCSS plugin or CLI
Build tools generate a small, static CSS file; the CDN compiles in every visitor's browser.