CSS Styles Not Transitioning Smoothly on Hover After Tailwind Integration
I'm performance testing and I'm maintaining legacy code that While integrating Tailwind CSS into our MVP at the startup, I've noticed an unexpected behavior with the transition effects I’ve defined for button hover states. Initially, I created a button class with Tailwind utility classes like `bg-blue-500` for background and `hover:bg-blue-700` for the hover state. However, the transition isn't as smooth as anticipated, and at times, it appears to jump rather than transition fluidly. To troubleshoot, I attempted to add a custom transition class using `transition-all` to the button, but it still didn’t yield the desired effect. Here’s how the current implementation looks: ```html <button class="bg-blue-500 text-white font-bold py-2 px-4 rounded transition-all duration-300 hover:bg-blue-700"> Click Me </button> ``` This is paired with the default Tailwind configuration. I've also tried specifying a transition type using `transition-colors`, but it made little difference. Additionally, I reviewed the Tailwind documentation and found that the default theme's transition duration is set to 150ms, but I raised it to 300ms to see if it might help. Unfortunately, the results were still not optimal. In the browser, the transition feels choppy, especially on older devices. For context, I’m using Tailwind CSS v2.2.19 and testing on both Chrome and Firefox. Is there something specific I might be overlooking in my setup or any best practices for applying transitions in Tailwind that could enhance performance? Would adjusting my Tailwind configuration provide a smoother experience? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Is there a better approach? I'm using Html 3.10 in this project. Thanks for any help you can provide!