But you will want to eventually learn how to use npm to include only the styles you are actually using. Tailwind is huge if you are including it all.
Also just a heads up - Frameworks are not a replacement for learning plain css. In fact the more you understand css the better you will be able to use these frameworks and understand how they do what they do. There is nothing that a css framework does that you can’t do yourself. They do give you a good foundation of nice looking styles as long as you stick pretty close to what they provide and don’t go out of the box too much.
You could try a can link if you just want to try out the framework. See here for tailwind tailwindcss.com/docs/installation#...
But you will want to eventually learn how to use npm to include only the styles you are actually using. Tailwind is huge if you are including it all.
Also just a heads up - Frameworks are not a replacement for learning plain css. In fact the more you understand css the better you will be able to use these frameworks and understand how they do what they do. There is nothing that a css framework does that you can’t do yourself. They do give you a good foundation of nice looking styles as long as you stick pretty close to what they provide and don’t go out of the box too much.
Thanks, I love you! To start, that's just fine!