Building Consistent UIs with Radix UI and Tailwind CSS


tom nemec

Building Consistent UIs with Radix UI and Tailwind CSS

Hey Reader,

I am finally back from vacation!

I hope you had a great one as well.

During my free time, I was coding because I had an interesting idea that I wanted to bring to life.

It was a great way to practice Next.js and Tailwind CSS after taking a new course.

But what I want to talk about today is Radix UI, a library I am using for styling this project.

I highly recommend it because, in combination with Tailwind CSS, it works pretty well.

Building the project is going smoothly, and what's more important is that the UI is consistent.

With this combo, I don't need to write any styles or CSS.

Everything is driven by classes and predefined components, yet the UI still feels custom.

I hope this brings you some value.

Here is the link to Radix UI.

Happy coding!

Tom

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Tom Němec

I'm a self-taught web developer and content creator. I love coding , tech and share my process and work with the world through social media.

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