Final project rubric and next steps
Score your dashboard from 0–2 in each area: layout, responsive behavior, visual hierarchy, interaction states, accessibility, theme consistency, source detection, and maintainability. A score of 0 means missing or broken; 1 means partially implemented; 2 means tested and reliable. Aim for 14/16 or higher before calling the project production-ready.
Continue learning by reading the official documentation for utilities you use frequently, then study CSS grid, flexbox, cascade layers, custom properties, responsive images, semantic HTML, and accessibility. Tailwind makes styling faster, but deep CSS knowledge makes your decisions better.
- Official documentation:
https://tailwindcss.com/docs - Interactive playground:
https://play.tailwindcss.com/ - Final deliverable:
Responsive, accessible TaskFlow dashboard
Rebuild one real screen from a design reference. Start with semantic structure and layout, then add typography, spacing, responsive variants, interaction states, and accessibility checks.
- A working project is stronger evidence of learning than memorized class names.
- Continue practicing CSS fundamentals alongside Tailwind.
- Use official documentation when version-specific behavior matters.