It's kind of like bootstrap except it's more focused on the developer building styles instead of having a number of prebuilt styles.
It also is more based on what css can do instead of having it's own abstraction. Most of the class names in Tailwind are very close to their css key+value equivalents. For example if you wanted to write `float: right` in css you'd use the Tailwind class `float-right`.
It also is more based on what css can do instead of having it's own abstraction. Most of the class names in Tailwind are very close to their css key+value equivalents. For example if you wanted to write `float: right` in css you'd use the Tailwind class `float-right`.