Day-3
Today I built a simple background color generator using React and Tailwind CSS. This project will allow users to change the background color of a webpage by clicking on different color buttons.
I used React's useState hook to manage the background color state. which will render a set of color buttons, each with an onClick event handler that updates the background color state based on the selected color.
In conclusion, building a background color generator with React and Tailwind CSS is a fun and educational project that demonstrates how to use state management in React to create dynamic user interfaces. Its a great way for you to understand and experiment with useState hook in react. Also, using tailwind helps us in minimizing the time taken us for giving CSS. We directly give styles through classes.
Project link - <a target="_blank" href="https://github.com/piyusss11/Bg-Changer">https://github.com/piyusss11/Bg-Changer</a>

Day-3

Today I built a simple background color generator using **React** and **Tailwind CSS**. This project will allow users to change the background color of a webpage by clicking on different color buttons.

I used React's **useState** hook to manage the background color state. which will render a set of color buttons, each with an **onClick** event handler that updates the background color state based on the selected color.

In conclusion, building a background color generator with React and Tailwind CSS is a fun and educational project that demonstrates how to use state management in React to create dynamic user interfaces. Its a great way for you to understand and experiment with **useState** hook in react. Also, using tailwind helps us in minimizing the time taken us for giving CSS. We directly give styles through classes.

Project link - [https://github.com/piyusss11/Bg-Changer](https://github.com/piyusss11/Bg-Changer)

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