Tailwind CSS is particularly suitable for users who have prior notions of CSS and those who are familiar with its specific functionalities. A understanding the basics of HTMLis important to work with this utility-first framework, since components must be created independently, and all styles are stored directly within HTML files. Except for a few basics like margins, sizes, and colors, Tailwind CSS doesn’t include any default elements. Provided they have enough experience, developers can use Tailwind CSS to freely design site elements and save time.
This CSS framework is suitable for frontend web projects of any kind and can be combined with some well-known JavaScript frameworks. For example, it is possible to use Lavarel and React with Tailwind CSS, or Vue.js. This combination principle breaks with the object-oriented approach of many other frameworks.
