[seanw265]

I'll piggyback on this to highlight Refactoring UI as well. It's an ebook by Adam and Steve, though I'm not sure if it's technically part of Tailwind Labs or not.

This book taught me so much about modern UI design. If you've ever tried building a component and thought to yourself, "hmm something about this looks off," you might benefit from this book.

These days some of the examples might be a little bit dated (fashions come and go), but the principles it teaches you are rock solid.

[porker]

FWIW I found Practical UI [1] a more actionable book than Refactoring UI. Both are similar but I found it covered the material in a more accessible way.

1. https://www.practical-ui.com/

[fud101]

i've read it and retained nothing. I always wonder what people get out of these hyped things that i'm unable to see.

[yurishimo]

Did you read it cover to cover in one-(ish) sitting? I would argue it's more of a reference book that over time you can internalize into your own design language.