Welcome to the TW Elements course! This beginner-friendly, example-based course will guide you through the essential knowledge of our ecosystem.
Here you will learn not only how to effectively use TW Elements, but also Tailwind CSS itself, Material Minimal design system, UI & UX design and MDB GO.
What will you learn
- Tailwind CSS
- TW Elements
- Responsive web design
- Material Design
- Material Minimal
- UI/UX design
- MDB GO
If you are not familiar with the above terms - don't worry. I will explain everything to you in the next lesson.
Each section of this course is an independent part (albeit based on the knowledge from the previous parts).
So if you feel that a particular topic from the given part is already familiar to you, feel free to skip it and move on to the next part (for example, if you feel that you already know Tailwind CSS well and you are only interested in learning TW Elements - do not hesitate to skip the part and move on to the next lessons).
Remember, however, that all the topics covered in this course form a coherent whole. To fully use the potential of our ecosystem, you should be well versed in all these topics.
Key concepts
Let's briefly discuss the topics that we will cover in this course.
Tailwind CSS
Tailwind CSS is a highly customizable, utility-first CSS framework designed for rapidly building modern and responsive web interfaces. It offers a unique approach to styling by providing a vast array of low-level utility classes that can be easily combined to create unique designs without writing custom CSS.
Its greatness lies in its ability to promote fast development, consistency across projects, and ease of maintenance, allowing developers to focus on creating visually appealing and functional user experiences with minimal effort.
TW Elements
You can look at TW Elements as Tailwind on steroids.
TW Elements provides you with:
- Tens of additional quality components, design blocks & templates
- Stunning design system called Material Minimal
- Interactivity in components such as dropdowns, modals, carousels, greyhounds and many others
- Integration with the most popular JavaScript libraries, such as React, Angular, Vue or Svelte
- Integration with the most popular backend technologies such as Node.js, PHP and many more
- Dozens of high-quality, free tutorials (like the one you're reading right now)
- Playground, where you can freely experiment with the code directly in your browser
- Integration with MDB GO and MDB CLI, i.e. free hosting and an open-source deployment platform, thanks to which you can publish your website for free on the Internet in a few seconds
- Much, much more that you will learn in this course
Stay tuned for the next part, where we will go through key concepts in more detail!
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