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Skill ComeOnOliver/skillshub/skills/HoangNguyen0403/agent-skills-standard/nextjs-styling

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Zero-runtime CSS strategies (Tailwind) and RSC compatibility. Use when implementing Tailwind CSS or zero-runtime styling compatible with React Server Components. (triggers: **/*.css, tailwind.config.ts, **/components/ui/*.tsx, tailwind, css modules, styled-components, clsx, cn)

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Styling & UI Performance

Priority: P1 (HIGH)

Prioritize Zero-Runtime CSS for Server Components.

Library Selection

LibraryVerdictReason
Tailwind / shadcnPreferred (P1)Zero-runtime, RSC compatible. Best for App Router.
CSS Modules / SCSSRecommendedScoped, zero-runtime. Good for legacy projects.
Ant DesignSupportedUse with Client Component wrappers for RSCs.
MUI / Chakra (Runtime)AvoidForces use client widely. Degrades performance.

Library Patterns

For specific library setups, see:

Patterns

  1. Dynamic Classes: Use clsx + tailwind-merge (cn utility).
  2. Font Optimization: Use next/font to prevent Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS).
  3. CLS Prevention: Always specify width/height on images.

Anti-Patterns

  • No runtime CSS-in-JS with RSC: MUI/Chakra force 'use client'; prefer Tailwind or CSS Modules.
  • No <img> without dimensions: Always set width/height or use fill to prevent CLS.
  • No hardcoded conditional classes: Use clsx+tailwind-merge (cn) for dynamic styles.
  • No Google Fonts <link> tag: Use next/font for zero-CLS self-hosted fonts.

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