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I'm a really big fan of tailwind as someone who doesn't like to do frontend. It's let me iterate decent-looking proof of concept features and MVPs while focusin
by devmor 6y ago
I'm a really big fan of tailwind as someone who doesn't like to do frontend. It's let me iterate decent-looking proof of concept features and MVPs while focusing mostly on the backend, where previously most of my designs would look like craigslist.
- freedomben 6y agoI'm in the same boat but I've really hit a painful point where I can do a good job with Tailwind UI components and other things like that, and I can massage and hack on them to get them looking good, but I can't make a great UI. I'm getting really close to going back to minimalism. A clean modern look with good color scheme and good fonts, without worrying about animations or really fancy components.
- bladegash 6y agoCheck out tailwind-ui[1]. For me at least, the cost was well worth the value and it’s not much more expensive than the variety of Bootstrap templates I have purchased over the years. It also helps support future development of tailwind. [1] https://tailwindui.com/ https://tailwindui.com/
- bladegash 6y agoSame here! I am a huge fan of the base styling and components they offer. I even splurged on tailwind-ui, I am super happy with it, and I highly recommend it to others. It is such a refreshing experience to have something other than Bootstrap derived personal projects and MVPs. To anyone from Tailwind that may read this, please keep up the great work. The easily apparent thoughtfulness and taste that went into tailwind and tailwind-ui are what drove me to try it out, learn it, and incorporate it into projects. I’m excited to see what else gets added to tailwind-ui and the progress on headless-ui as well! If you need any contributors on the front-end side, especially with accessibility, let me know who to reach out to.