FE—04 — Front-end
Tailwind CSS
Utility-first styling — how it works, why teams switch to it, and how to keep the markup readable.
- LevelIntermediate
- Length2 weeks
- FormatLive, one-on-one or group
- WherePort Harcourt or online
Who it's for
Is this the right course for you?
Developers who already write CSS and keep running into the same naming and organisation problems.
What you need before starting
Solid CSS. Take the CSS course first if unsure.
What's included
- Node and npm
- A configured starter project
- A design token sheet
- Live sessions, not recorded video
- Exercises between every session
- A channel where you can paste an error and get an answer
- Your project in your own GitHub
- A certificate on completion
The syllabus
Everything we cover, in order
Sessions build on each other. Nothing is introduced before you have what it depends on.
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01
Utility-first thinking and the mental shift
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02
The config file as your design tokens
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03
Responsive, hover, focus and dark-mode variants
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04
Extracting repeated patterns into components
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05
Arbitrary values and escape hatches
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06
Building for production and keeping the file small
What you finish with
A page you already built in plain CSS, rebuilt in Tailwind, side by side so you can judge for yourself.
Get started →How it runs
From enquiry to certificate
Send the form
Tell us the course, the format you want and when you're free. We reply within one business day with dates and the fee.
Setup session
Before session one we get your machine working — editor, runtime, accounts. Nobody loses a week to installation problems.
Live sessions
2 weeks of scheduled live teaching, with exercises in between and a channel for questions that can't wait.
Project and certificate
You finish the project, it goes into your own GitHub, and you get a certificate. Strong work also gets a reference from us.
Take it further
What people usually take next
Ready to start Tailwind CSS?
The form takes two minutes. Nothing is charged at this stage, and we'll tell you honestly if a different course would suit you better.