Mastering Tailwind CSS 3.0 - Build Two Dynamic Projects - Create the Header Section-1

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a website header using Tailwind CSS. It covers the initial setup, adding a background image, integrating a logo and menus, styling these elements, and incorporating custom fonts. The tutorial concludes with a summary and a preview of the next steps in the project.

What is the first step in setting up the header section of the project?

• Adding a footer

• Installing a database

• Creating a division with a background image

• Setting up a server

How can you add a background image using Tailwind CSS?

• By using the 'img' tag

• By setting the 'background' property in CSS

• By using the 'bg' class with a URL

• By importing an image file

What is the purpose of setting the background to 'cover' in Tailwind CSS?

• To stretch the image

• To repeat the image

• To prevent image distortion

• To change the image color

How can you obtain the Tesla logo for the project?

• By downloading it from a stock image site

• By drawing it manually

• By using a placeholder image

• By copying the SVG from Tesla's website

What Tailwind CSS class is used to make the cursor a pointer?

• hand-pointer

• cursor-pointer

• pointer-cursor

• cursor-hand

What is the purpose of using 'justify-between' in Tailwind CSS?

• To align items to the left

• To center items

• To add space between items

• To align items to the right

How can you hide a menu in mobile view using Tailwind CSS?

• By setting 'opacity: 0'

• By using 'hidden' class

• By setting 'display: none' in CSS

• By using 'invisible' class

What is the default behavior of Tailwind CSS regarding screen sizes?

• Tablet-first

• Desktop-first

• Responsive-first

• Mobile-first

Which font is used to match the style of Tesla's website?

• Gautam Book

• Roboto

• Arial

• Times New Roman

How do you apply a custom font to an entire website using Tailwind CSS?

• By using the 'font-family' property in a CSS file

• By setting the font in the HTML tag

• By adding a 'fontface' rule in the CSS

• By using a Tailwind CSS plugin