Tailwind CSS From Scratch | Learn By Building Projects (Udemy.com)

Good, it helps me to understand how tailwind works, but it could have been so much better if you had used auto-save in VS Code and not manually saved after you typed in like 10 Tailwind CSS class names. We could have seen every change in real time, not like ok now let see- bumm, there is the new section with a lot of different stuff; have fun figuring out why does it look like this.

This course is very thorough and easy to learn from. However, as someone with an auditory processing disorder I wish subtitles were more accurate to what the instructor was saying. For example when he said CSS it appeared as “success” in the subtitles

This course was really amazing. My CSS skills were not very good before taking it, but it helped me understand CSS much better. The instructor explained every concept in Tailwind CSS clearly and covered all the important features. I also really liked the practical projects because they helped me apply what I learned and gain more confidence. Thank you for this great course!

I rate this course 10/10. An outstanding effort with highly rich content that saves you from looking anywhere else. The instructor didn't hold back on any information, and the progression in practical application is excellent. Thank you for this professional contribution.

Tailwind CSS From Scratch by Brad Traversy is a very good course for beginners. It is easy to follow, practical, and focused on real projects, making Tailwind CSS easier to understand. Brad explains the material clearly, and the course is great for building a strong foundation.

This is a very good course to learn Tailwind CSS. Brad does a very good job of explaining how to use the different utility classes that are available and the projects offer plenty of opportunity to practice building websites with Tailwind CSS. The course is based on Tailwind CSS 3. Nevertheless, the course is an excellent resource for learning the basics of Tailwind CSS.

This is a very good Tailwind course overall. I didn’t give it a full 5 stars for two reasons. First, the course uses Tailwind version 3.x, which is not the latest version, since Tailwind is currently in 4.x. Second, I think the course would benefit from a high-level roadmap explaining the design decisions behind the code. Sometimes it’s easy to get lost and not understand why an extra div is needed or how certain structural choices are made. I also would have liked to see the plain HTML first, and then see how adding Tailwind classes changes it step by step. That said, if you already understand CSS and want to learn Tailwind, this is a solid and valuable course.

Excellent course again ( followed your boostrap course as well ) . The Best part about the course is that it is based on 5 projects so all the classes are fitted into brain & helped building portfolio . Thanks Brad for the amazing course — I really appreciate your hard work :)

One of the best courses that i have made, the projects are cool and weel designed, the only downside is the fact if that it is used Tailwind v3, that is radically different from v4.That fortunately can be overcome with the use of https://twshift.com/

Perfect course for me. It would be better to have some experience with the basics of CSS before starting this course. However, you should be able to follow the instructions even without much CSS experience. Unfortunately this course is about Tailwind 3 and not the current Tailwind 4 and some of the discussed concepts work really different in Tailwind 4. At least for me, it's no option to learn Tailwind 3, so I have to study the documentation of Tailwind as well if I want to learn Tailwind 4. Please provide an update! Even if you don't plan on using Tailwind CSS, it's worth knowing the basic concepts if you use CSS in your daily work. Since I am not a native English speaker, I would like to mention that the teacher is very easy to understand.