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A few days to learn the utility names instead of writing CSS. Once you know the names, you style far faster than writing custom CSS, and you can look up the rest in the docs as you go.
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Tailwind is a utility-first CSS framework. Instead of writing named CSS classes, you compose UIs from small utility classes like flex, p-4, and text-center directly in your markup.
Because it lets you style without switching files, produces consistent designs from fixed tokens, ships only the CSS you use, and pairs naturally with self-contained React components where markup, logic, and styling live together.
It means you describe styling with small utility classes where the element lives, instead of inventing class names and writing CSS rules in a separate file. This removes the naming problem and keeps styling colocated with markup.
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