Tailwind Crash Course | Project From Scratch

In this video, we will set up Tailwind CLI and create a landing page from start to finish, going over many of the common utility classes and then deploying it to InMotion Hosting using Git.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
2:45 - Getting Started
4:58 - Install & Setup Tailwind CLI
7:39 - NPM Scripts & Output
11:00 - Customizing & Config
13:25 - Navigation Area + Spacing, Flex, Responsive Classes, etc
24:06 - Hero Section
30:43 - Class Name Order Convention
33:44 - Features Section
44:58 - Testimonial Section
54:15 - CTA Section
59:34 - Footer
1:10:59 - Hamburger Menu HTML
1:15:38 - Custom CSS (Background SVGs)
1:19:45 - Custom CSS (Hamburger Menu)
1:25:08 - Menu JavaScript
1:28:27 - Deploy To InMotion Hosting

[davebudah]

Because of Brad Im now a Fullstack Web Dev at one of the Tech companies in my country. Thank you so much Brad.

[machoman]

Thank you for the continuous content Brad! I wouldn’t be the developer I am today without your videos

[OfficiallAiHistory]

Traversy media
Thanks for providing these free contents
I can't thank you enough
My elder brother got a job as a senior software engineer in ALASCO company in Germany
All thanks to your free contents.
He couldn't have done it without your help and ofcourse....for doing the hard work
Sure the journey was not an easy one
But he did the hard work especially when he didn't feel like doing it...
Thank you Brad Traversy ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[khaisarmuksid]

"I don't want this be something where I just type and you copy and that's it.",
I love this part so much.
Thanks a lot sir!

[tomiwaajayi]

Thanks a lot for this Brad. An amazing summary and description of how to use tailwind.
To easily know what each number represents in 'px', just multiply by 4. '4 = 16px', '6 = 24px'

[DenzelBraithwaite]

I've been studying / coding for a little over a year now and I'm starting to just look for your videos when I learn a new topic. If you didn't cover it, I look elsewhere but you're my go-to now. I appreciate all the help.

[salmaalmehdar]

For me this is the first kick into Tailwind, THANK YOU 😊

[abdulrazaqharoon]

@43:00, I made it work without creating a new <h3>. It would be difficult to maintain if we create the same content with different styling for different screens size. I made it work with this line
<h3 class="text-base font-bold md:text-lg md:font-lg">
Track Company-wide progress
</h3>

[nicholasrobbins]

I usually don't comment on videos but really want to say thank you Brad for the tremendous amount of work you're doing in the software community. Following along step-by-step with these projects really helps show what these frameworks can do. It's a big ask, but it would be amazing if we did a project like this in the future but completed additional pages so we had a legit 4-5 page website that would truly be a "Job Ready" project in the sense, like maybe show how we build this one page and then copy certain elements to create a Product page, or a About Us page that was fleshed out even more. Regardless, you're changing people's lives and I thank you immensely for the work you're doing dude!

[LazerMarsupial]

Everytime I run into a dev tool I want to learn, or a client asks me something about web development, it is Traversy Media to the rescue!! Thanks man for all the good content!

[barraganroberto]

I woke up this morning thinking of learning Tailwind, and found this amazing and fresh content!
Thanks you very much, Brad!

[willisianturi]

I created a portfolio web project using a CSS framework called Tailwind in 2022. Thanks for the tutorial.

[robertfine]

Let the Boston accent flow! Your content is legit, don't worry about whether people thing the Boston accent is professional or not.

[miguelbezerra]

I came here to learn Tailwind, but leave with way more than that! Thank you

[TheHumanistX]

Dude. You keep essentially apologizing for this 'taking a long time' because you are explaining things... you cranked this out as fast or faster than so many other channels on youtube that don't explain a damn thing. This was one of the most helpful frontend coding videos I've ever watched. You are fantastic at this and I cannot wait to dive into your channel! Thank you SO MUCH for the explanations! What is the point in just coding along with someone with no understanding of WHY??? You know?

Also, I'm glad you finally said that the color was 'kinda like orange' even though we called it red. I was worried my eyes were bad lol

[woleojosolomon]

Finished the video. Very instructive! Thank you very much, Brad!

[nudecode]

I love the longer videos actually completing something, really feels like you have something to work of. As always great video thanks Brad

[DaminPOV]

this is a damn good video for me since I wanted to learn flexbox in tailwindcss, can't wait to apply this to my own project.
Thanks brad for making an amazing tutorial!

[GaBoyInKy]

I learn more from your project based videos than anyone else's subject based tutorials. Thank you.

[bethcarretta]

OMG this is awesome-thank you for doing this, Brad. I just finished a Tailwind course on Udemy and I can't wait to practice what I learned with this tutorial. I love Tailwind!