Tailwind CSS

Tailwind CSS is a CSS framework built around utility classes. I use it for application interfaces and public websites, including VetCard, VetSpace, DigiSpace and this portfolio.

Styling in practice

In VetCard, shared components provide the page structure while clinic-specific colors give each page its identity. In this portfolio, Tailwind CSS v4 works with Nuxt UI, and theme values are defined in CSS. DigiSpace also uses Tailwind in its administration interface.

Keeping the interface consistent

• Responsive layouts — adapt navigation, forms and cards to different screen widths.
• Design tokens — share colors and spacing across components.
• Reusable components — extract repeated patterns when they have a clear common purpose.

What utility classes do not guarantee

Keeping classes near the markup makes styling easier to follow, but shared components and global theme changes can still affect many pages. Generated CSS size depends on detected classes and custom styles. I review mobile layouts, keyboard focus and color contrast alongside the visual design rather than assuming the framework handles them automatically.