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Typography and enhancing spacing between elements can take you a long way. You may also wish to include a reset such as Normalize. Then, choose a limited palette (to start) and experiment with adding color to improve hierarchy or help designate relationships between elements. Read up on accessible contrast as well. Here's an excellent Twitter thread from the creator of Tailwind CSS on little design tips to begin to improve your interface: twitter.com/i/events/8806882336418...
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I never really know how to start if I have zero CSS in a project. How do I start structuring my CSS so my apps start looking a little more usable?
I relate to this so much. I have to plan it out and just do it and just make the functionality and look good to.
Typography and enhancing spacing between elements can take you a long way. You may also wish to include a reset such as Normalize. Then, choose a limited palette (to start) and experiment with adding color to improve hierarchy or help designate relationships between elements. Read up on accessible contrast as well. Here's an excellent Twitter thread from the creator of Tailwind CSS on little design tips to begin to improve your interface: twitter.com/i/events/8806882336418...