A responsive landing page built with Tailwind CSS.
This project was created by following Brad Traversy’s Tailwind CSS landing page tutorial and implementing the project hands-on to better understand modern frontend development practices.
The main focus of this project is learning and practicing:
- Utility-first CSS concepts
- Responsive design with Tailwind CSS
- Modern landing page layouts
- Clean and maintainable frontend structure
- Fully responsive layout
- Mobile-first design
- Modern and clean UI
- Built entirely with Tailwind CSS utilities
- HTML5
- Tailwind CSS
- PostCSS
- Node.js (for development tooling)
This project is inspired by the following tutorial and repository:
- Brad Traversy – Tailwind CSS Landing Page
https://github.com/bradtraversy/tailwind-landing-page
The implementation was done manually for learning purposes rather than copying the source code directly.
npm install
npm run build
npm run watchThe project uses two separate Tailwind / CSS pipelines:
| Page | Stylesheet | Source (input) | Build command |
|---|---|---|---|
| index.html (main) | css/main.css |
input.css |
npm run build / npm run watch |
| tailwindtest.html | css/tailwind-test.css |
input-test.css |
npm run build:tailwind-test / npm run watch:tailwind-test |
| test.html | css/test.css |
Hand-written CSS (not Tailwind) | — |
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tailwindtest.html uses Tailwind utility classes and gets its styles from tailwind-test.css, which is built from input-test.css. Run this once to view the page correctly:
npm run build:tailwind-test
To rebuild automatically while developing:
npm run watch:tailwind-test
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test.html implements the same layout with custom classes (
main-wrapper,card, etc.) and uses css/test.css (hand-written CSS, not a Tailwind build).
This project was created for educational purposes to improve practical skills in Tailwind CSS and responsive web design.
This is a personal learning project inspired by an online tutorial. It is not an official or production-ready application.