<p>Today, we’ll create a persistent tabs component using JavaScript and Tailwind CSS, moving on from Alpine JS. Persistent tabs improve user experience by retaining the last selected tab, saving time, and personalizing interfaces while reducing effort and frustration in complex applications.</p>
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Today, we’ll create a persistent tabs component using JavaScript and Tailwind CSS, moving on from Alpine JS. Persistent tabs improve user experience by retaining the last selected tab, saving time, and personalizing interfaces while reducing effort and frustration in complex applications.

### [Read the full article, see it live and get the code](https://lexingtonthemes.com/tutorials/how-to-create-persistent-tabs-with-tailwind-css-and-javascript/)

Learn how to create persistent tabs with Tailwind CSS and JavaScript

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