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    Frank Spin

    Frank Spin

    Founder of themes.dev

    Frank Spin is a Dutch product designer and developer who has designed and built software since 2007, mostly for other companies: web apps, online stores and the tools behind them. themes.dev is one of his own products.

    Expertise
    • Product design,
    • Software development,
    • Web apps,
    • Online stores,
    • Tailwind CSS

    Posts by Frank Spin 8

    1. themes.dev is back: what happened since the last update

      Three kids, three moves and a lot of AI later: why I continue with themes.dev for at least one more year, and what changed on the site.

      7 min read
    2. A sneak peek at Tailwinds next big release - version 3.0

      The first alpha of Tailwind CSS v3.0 was released on October 1st. Let's take a look at the new features and improvements it brings to the table.

      10 min read
    3. What is new in Tailwind CSS version 2.2?

      Tailwind CSS version 2.2 was just released today. This update brings many great new features to Tailwind CSS.

      7 min read
    4. What is new in Tailwind CSS version 2.1?

      A brand-new version of Tailwind CSS dropped this Monday. it's packed with great new CSS utility classes and brings JIT (Just in Time) engine into the core package.

      7 min read
    5. I have 1000 “customers” on Gumroad – This is what I learned

      This week I hit the milestone of 1k customers with themes.dev. In this post I tell you everything that I learned on selling products on Gumroad.

      3 min read
    6. How to create a responsive navigation menu in Tailwind CSS?

      Create a horizontal menu layout that transforms into a vertical hamburger style menu on smaller screen sizes.

      17 min read
    7. Easily embed Responsive YouTube Videos with Tailwind CSS

      Embedding YouTube videos into your responsive website can be a hassle. With Tailwind CSS it's a breeze. Learn how.

      3 min read
    8. The best way to set typographic defaults in Tailwind CSS

      Have you ever wondered how to handle typographic styles with a utility-first CSS framework like Tailwind CSS?

      10 min read