Utility-first styling for consistent designs in record time.
Tailwind CSS handles styling right in the markup, with small, clearly named utility classes like flex, gap-4 or text-lg. That sounds unusual at first, but in practice it leads to consistent designs in remarkably little time. Because it anchors a design system in central tokens, colours and spacing stay coherent across the whole project. The familiar sprawl of stray CSS, where nobody dares delete a file any more, never appears.
More in the documentationTailwind is part of nearly every frontend project we do, because it lets us style fast and consistently. Instead of maintaining new CSS files for every variant, the styling sits right with the component and stays visible there. Through the design tokens you keep brand and spacing coherent across the project.
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Long class chains quickly get messy once variants pile up. We therefore bundle them through a small cn helper with tools like cva, instead of leaving them as a tapeworm in the markup.
More tools we work with in the same area.
React
Our preferred UI framework for interactive, component-based interfaces.
Next.js
The React meta-framework for SSR, routing and top-tier performance.
Angular
A structured framework for large, long-lived enterprise applications.
Vue
A lean, approachable framework for fast, reactive UIs.
Svelte & SvelteKit
A compiled framework for especially lean, fast interfaces.
Astro
Content-focused sites with minimal JavaScript and top performance.
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