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Tailwindcss Mobile First

  • 1.8k installs
  • 49 repo stars
  • Updated June 18, 2026
  • josiahsiegel/claude-plugin-marketplace

tailwindcss-mobile-first is an agent skill that | Mobile-first responsive design patterns with Tailwind CSS v4 (2025-2026). PROACTIVELY activate for: (1) mobile-first design with Tailwind breakpoints (sm:, md:, lg:, xl.

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The tailwindcss-mobile-first skill. | Mobile-first responsive design patterns with Tailwind CSS v4 (2025-2026). PROACTIVELY activate for: (1) mobile-first design with Tailwind breakpoints (sm:, md:, lg:, xl:, 2xl:), (2) responsive utility ordering (default = mobile, then breakpoints), (3) responsive typography (text-base sm:text-lg lg:text-xl), (4) responsive grids and flexbox, (5) hide/show across breakpoints (hidden md:block), (6). Start from this orchestrator, then load the focused reference file that matches the requested detail level. Start with unprefixed utilities for the mobile baseline, then progressively enhance with , , , , and . Choose breakpoints from content needs rather than device names; override Tailwind v4 theme breakpoints only when the design system requires it. Use fluid typography and spacing with for smoother scaling between breakpoints while preserving accessibility via . Make interactive elements touch-safe with 44px recommended targets, adequate spacing, clear labels, and mobile navigation patterns. Use container queries for reusable components that must respond to their own width instead of viewport width.

  • Start with unprefixed utilities for the mobile baseline, then progressively enhance with `sm:`, `md:`, `lg:`, `xl:`, and
  • Choose breakpoints from content needs rather than device names; override Tailwind v4 theme breakpoints only when the des
  • Use fluid typography and spacing with `clamp()` for smoother scaling between breakpoints while preserving accessibility
  • Make interactive elements touch-safe with 44px recommended targets, adequate spacing, clear labels, and mobile navigatio
  • Use container queries for reusable components that must respond to their own width instead of viewport width.

Tailwindcss Mobile First by the numbers

  • 1,801 all-time installs (skills.sh)
  • +27 installs in the week ending Jul 29, 2026 (Skillselion tracking)
  • Ranked #254 of 2,244 Frontend Development skills by installs in the Skillselion catalog
  • Security screen: LOW risk (skills.sh audit)
  • Data as of Jul 29, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
At a glance

tailwindcss-mobile-first capabilities & compatibility

Capabilities
start with unprefixed utilities for the mobile b · choose breakpoints from content needs rather tha · use fluid typography and spacing with `clamp()` · make interactive elements touch safe with 44px r · use container queries for reusable components th
Use cases
testing · debugging · ci cd
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What tailwindcss-mobile-first says it does

Start from this orchestrator, then load the focused reference file that matches the requested detail level.
SKILL.md
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Last updatedJune 18, 2026
Repositoryjosiahsiegel/claude-plugin-marketplace

How do I apply tailwindcss-mobile-first correctly using the SKILL.md workflows and reference files?

| Mobile-first responsive design patterns with Tailwind CSS v4 (2025-2026). PROACTIVELY activate for: (1) mobile-first design with Tailwind breakpoints (sm:, md:, lg:, xl:, 2xl:), (2) responsive utili

Who is it for?

Developers and software engineers working with tailwindcss-mobile-first patterns from the skill documentation.

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When should I use this skill?

| Mobile-first responsive design patterns with Tailwind CSS v4 (2025-2026). PROACTIVELY activate for: (1) mobile-first design with Tailwind breakpoints (sm:, md:, lg:, xl:, 2xl:), (2) responsive utility ordering (default

What you get

Grounded tailwindcss-mobile-first guidance with highlights, triggers, and evidence quotes from SKILL.md.

  • Responsive Tailwind utility classes
  • Mobile-first layout patterns

By the numbers

  • Lists 10 proactive Tailwind CSS v4 mobile-first activation scenarios
  • Covers 5 default breakpoints: sm, md, lg, xl, and 2xl

Files

SKILL.mdMarkdownGitHub ↗

Tailwind Mobile-First Skill

Use this skill for Tailwind CSS mobile-first responsive design: breakpoint strategy, fluid typography and spacing, touch targets, container queries, safe areas, responsive layouts, media, navigation, and mobile performance.

When to Use This Skill

Use when the user asks for tasks covered by the frontmatter triggers, especially implementation guidance, debugging, architecture choices, production hardening, or performance-sensitive decisions in this domain. Start from this orchestrator, then load the focused reference file that matches the requested detail level.

Core Workflow

1. Start with unprefixed utilities for the mobile baseline, then progressively enhance with sm:, md:, lg:, xl:, and 2xl:. 2. Choose breakpoints from content needs rather than device names; override Tailwind v4 theme breakpoints only when the design system requires it. 3. Use fluid typography and spacing with clamp() for smoother scaling between breakpoints while preserving accessibility via rem + vw. 4. Make interactive elements touch-safe with 44px recommended targets, adequate spacing, clear labels, and mobile navigation patterns. 5. Use container queries for reusable components that must respond to their own width instead of viewport width. 6. Reserve media dimensions with aspect-ratio utilities and use safe-area utilities for notched devices and fixed mobile UI.

Key Gotchas

  • Unprefixed Tailwind classes apply at every size; breakpoint-prefixed utilities apply at that breakpoint and above.
  • Ordering classes desktop-first does not make the design desktop-first, but it often obscures intent and increases bugs.
  • Hover-only interactions fail on touch devices; pair hover states with focus, active, or explicit controls.
  • Videos and images without reserved aspect ratios can cause Cumulative Layout Shift.
  • Fixed bottom navigation must account for safe-area insets and add content padding to avoid overlap.

Reference Map

  • references/mobile-first-complete-guide.md - Full original guide covering philosophy, breakpoints, fluid type/spacing, touch targets, container queries, layouts, responsive images/type, navigation, safe areas, mobile performance, testing, and responsive video patterns.

Response Guidance

  • Preserve the user's existing framework, library, and tooling choices unless there is a clear compatibility or performance reason to suggest an alternative.
  • Give copy-pasteable code only for the exact task at hand; otherwise point to the relevant reference section.
  • Call out tradeoffs, failure modes, and verification steps for production workflows.
  • Prefer accessible, maintainable, measurable solutions over clever micro-optimizations.

Related skills

How it compares

Pick tailwindcss-mobile-first over generic CSS skills when you need Tailwind v4-specific mobile-first ordering, container queries, and safe-area patterns.

FAQ

Who is tailwindcss-mobile-first for?

Developers and software engineers working with tailwindcss-mobile-first patterns from the skill documentation.

When should I use tailwindcss-mobile-first?

| Mobile-first responsive design patterns with Tailwind CSS v4 (2025-2026). PROACTIVELY activate for: (1) mobile-first design with Tailwind breakpoints (sm:, md:, lg:, xl:, 2xl:), (2) responsive utility ordering (default = mobile, then breakpoints), (3) responsive typography (tex

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