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Web user interfaces using Utility CSS and Tailwind Framework
KRÁL, David
The point of the bachelor thesis is to process the issue of Utility CSS using the Utility-first CSS framework Tailwind. Utility-first CSS is about writing code using classes that have only one purpose, so it is a general approach to creating code, built on individual classes, the so-called "utility classes". It is almost always a combination of CSS properties and some of its value, the advantage is immutability and independence of context. The Tailwind tool facilitates the development of UI design, but when the knowledge of the CSS Utility is not necessary, so the creation of CSS code using the framework and the classic procedure will be compared. The content of the theoretical part will be the introduction of Utility CSS, Tailwind framework and its comparison with the Bootstrap framework, the practical part of the bachelor thesis will be based on creating your own web application, where Utility CSS and framework will be introduced in detail. The result of the work will be a comparison of efficiency, time and readability of the code. Of interest will be the control of user forms (eg search), on which the current blind friendly speech recognition technique (voice recognition and conversion to text) will be applied.
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