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Tighten up your Tailwind CSS with Tailwind Trainer

If you’re working with modern web development, you’ve probably encountered Tailwind CSS. It’s the most popular utility-first frameworks out there, streamlining styling and layout in a way that just makes sense. But with great power comes… well, a lot of utility classes to remember.

That’s where Tailwind Trainer comes in — a brand-new interactive game designed to help you master Tailwind CSS.

What Is Tailwind Trainer?

Tailwind Trainer is a gamified learning experience that helps you transition commonly-used utility classes from the tip of your tongue to the top of your mind. Through challenging levels, you’ll sharpen your ability to recall and apply Tailwind classes effortlessly.

But it doesn’t stop there. Tailwind Trainer also introduces you to lesser-known utilities, including brand-new features from Tailwind CSS v4, so you can truly unleash the full power of the framework.

Infinite replayability

Tailwind Trainer spans endless levels across more than a dozen structured units. Each unit focuses on an essential Tailwind concept like:

  • Typography
  • Colors
  • Spacing
  • Sizing
  • Flexbox & Grid
  • States Like Hover & Focus
  • Backgrounds
  • Borders
  • Tables
  • Layout
  • Media & Container Queries
  • Filters & Effects
  • Transitions & Animations
  • Transforms

Using spaced repetition, the game reinforces your knowledge over time, helping you commit key utilities to memory. And because no two play-throughs are ever the same, you’ll always be challenged with fresh content, making practice feel both productive and fun.

Designed for you

Whether you’re just starting out with Tailwind CSS or you’re a seasoned developer looking to refine your skills, Tailwind Trainer is the most effective way to stay sharp.

So if you want to boost your Tailwind expertise while having fun, Tailwind Trainer is here to help.

Tailwind Trainer is now available as a free game for all Codepip users. The first 4 units can be played today, with more units being unlocked periodically.

Thomas Park

@thomashpark

Thomas is the designer of Flexbox Froggy and the founder of Codepip. Before Codepip, he worked as a computing education and human-computer interaction researcher at Drexel University's College of Computing and Informatics. He was also involved in educational software initiatives at the Mozilla Foundation and contributes to open source to this day.

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