How to create persistent tabs with Tailwind CSS and Alpine JS

Hello everyone! In this tutorial, we’ll walk through the steps to create a persistent tabs component using Alpine JS and Tailwind CSS.

Why use persistent tabs?

Persistent tabs provide numerous advantages in web applications. They enhance user experience by maintaining the active tab across page reloads, ensuring consistency and saving users from the frustration of losing their place. This approach also helps in keeping the interface organized and intuitive, making it easier for users to navigate and interact with your application.

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Michael Andreuzza
Michael Andreuzza

Written by Michael Andreuzza

UI Designer ∙ Front end dev ∙ Freelancer Building: ✺ http://lexingtonthemes.com Learning: Japanese

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