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Tailwind CSS is a CSS framework built around the utility-first concept. Instead of providing pre-designed components like traditional frameworks, Tailwind offers small utility classes that directly represent CSS properties such as spacing, colors, typography, and layout. This approach allows developers to build user interfaces directly inside their components without constantly switching between HTML and CSS files.
In this post, I want to share a simple way to initialize a Next.js project. I’ll walk through how I usually create a new project and set up a basic frontend structure that works well as a starting point for further development.
