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Challenge: Buttons | Building Basic Components
Tailwind CSS: Styling for Modern Web Development
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Tailwind CSS: Styling for Modern Web Development

Tailwind CSS: Styling for Modern Web Development

1. Introduction and Setup
2. Core Concepts and Basic Styling
3. Building Basic Components
4. Layout Basics
5. Responsiveness and Customization

bookChallenge: Buttons

Task

Using Tailwind CSS, create a button that meets the following requirements:

  1. The button should have a blue background (e.g. bg-blue-500);
  2. When hovered over, the background color should change to a darker shade of blue (e.g. bg-blue-700);
  3. When focused, the button should have a yellow background color (e.g., bg-yellow-500);
  4. When active (pressed), the background color should change to an even darker shade of blue (e.g. bg-blue-900);
  5. When disabled, the button should appear with 50% opacity and a cursor that indicates it is not clickable.
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  • Use hover:bg-blue-700 for hover state;
  • Use focus:bg-yellow-500 for focus state;
  • Use active:bg-blue-900 for active state;
  • Use opacity-50 cursor-not-allowed for disabled state.
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