Modern CSS Framework for building pages based on CSS classes, which contain small portions of code. These classes are non-semantic, i.e. they do not describe the element to which they belong, (eg class="card"), but instead a set of values and their properties that they contain. For example m-5, w-5, absolute etc. which means 5 units of margin, 5 units of width and absolute position. Generally, using Tailwind implies the possibility of creating any combinations with which you can style any element without using the css code. It has various configuration options for global styles or variables. In production, the css file is optimized and all unnecessary classes are removed from it. The downside is that due to the large number of classes used in the HTML code, its readability is significantly reduced.

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