Tailwind — Why Worth to Use?

Today, briefly about why you should use Tailwind. Tailwind is a tool that allows you to build fast, user-friendly interfaces, which can be done much faster than using pure CSS. Sure, pure CSS might sometimes be necessary, but for the vast majority of applications, Tailwind enables you to get your project up and running in a fraction of the time.
In a modern development environment, time is our most critical resource. Instead of spending hours or days crafting styles from scratch and hunting down countless tutorials, you can simply set up a Next.js application with Tailwind, and Tailwind will be built-in right away. No extra installation fuss, no reinvention of the wheel.
The days of “clickety-click” coding without intelligent assistance are over. Using Tailwind means you can focus on what really matters: crafting an interface that is both functional and beautiful, rather than fighting with CSS quirks and bloated code.

The code you see in the picture is just Tailwind code – you write everything inline in your components. There’s no need to maintain sprawling CSS files when you have a utility-first framework at your fingertips. Not only does this save time, but it also means your code is more maintainable and easier to refactor.
If you’re just starting out in front-end development, forget about wrestling with pure CSS and complex frameworks. Embrace Tailwind and experience how much faster you can build clean, efficient, and highly responsive interfaces. Spend your time on creating innovative solutions rather than reinventing the wheel.
In summary, if your goal is to build fast and lightweight applications that are user-friendly and modern, Tailwind is your go-to tool. Let’s leave behind the cumbersome methods of the past and step into a future where efficiency is king.