This heading's size adapts to the screen. On small screens, it's `text-xl`. As the screen gets wider, it increases to `sm:text-2xl`, then `md:text-3xl`, `lg:text-4xl`, and finally `xl:text-5xl` on very large screens. This ensures readability and appropriate scale across devices.
Tailwind's responsive prefixes (
sm:
,
md:
,
lg:
,
xl:
) allow you to apply different utility classes at specific breakpoints. For text size, you start with a base size (e.g.,
text-xl
for mobile) and then override it for larger screens (e.g.,
sm:text-2xl
).