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What is Tailwind mobile stepper component?

The Tailwind mobile stepper component is a UI element designed for multi-step processes in mobile view, enabling smooth navigation between steps. It supports vertical stepper, default stepper, and basic stepper configurations to handle progress steps effectively. Using div class, flex items center justify, and items center justify, developers can structure steps with proper alignment. The form component integrates seamlessly with stepper form, enhancing accessibility and interaction.

How to use Tailwind mobile steppers?

To use Tailwind CSS stepper, integrate code stepper and ensure responsiveness with div class flex and w full. Use HTML copy for quick implementation and apply text sm, font medium, and text gray 900 for readability. Steps can be styled with rounded full and tracked with progress indicators, making it easy to visualize user progress. In real life scenarios, a stepper component is useful for checkout processes, onboarding flows, multi step forms, and project tracking dashboards, where users need a clear step by step guide. For example, an e commerce website can use a stepper to display the shopping cart, shipping details, and payment confirmation in sequence. Similarly, a job application portal can guide users through uploading documents, entering details, and submitting applications. To implement multi step processes, define step sequences clearly and use flex justify for layout consistency. Apply pointer events for smooth transitions and ensure alignment with flex items center for an enhanced user experience. Additionally, add xmlns http www.w3 org and http www.w3 org 2000 references to handle SVG rendering, including www.w3 org 2000 svg for structured elements.

How to style Tailwind mobile steppers?

Style the stepper step with text gray, bg gray, and gray 900 for contrast. Use class flex, justify center, and rounded lg to maintain a structured layout. The example below showcases the use of li class, div class w full, and div li for organization. Applying class relative, stroke linecap round, and active step ensures clear step progression. Use font normal for consistent text appearance and include previous step functionality for better navigation. Implement input type elements to capture user data effectively and guide users through the process with clear instructions.

How to build Tailwind mobile steppers using Purecode AI?

To create a Tailwind stepper component with PureCode AI, visit the website and input your details. Select from various styles, including navigation buttons for tasks. The mx auto property ensures centering, while span class and inline block help define structure. The completed steps feature tracks progress, and the specific step focus improves clarity. The forms component ensures proper user input handling, with max width adjustments for responsiveness. Utilize dots for a horizontal step indicator and enhance the design with active and complete states. Once you've customized your stepper, click Generate Code to preview the component. Copy the code and paste it into your project, ensuring all necessary Tailwind CSS classes and dependencies are included. Finally, test your stepper within your application, adjusting styles and responsiveness as needed for seamless integration.