Build the closing section of an article with Tailwind CSS — everything after the final paragraph. Start with a horizontal rule, then an author card: an avatar, a name with a role line, two sentences of bio, and a bordered follow button on the right. Below, a share row with a small "Share this" label on the left and four bordered glyph buttons plus a "Copy link" button on the right. Then a bordered call-to-action strip with a heading, one line of copy and an inline email input with a dark button. Finish with a "Keep reading" block: a small heading and a three-column grid of related post cards, each with a category label, a title of up to two lines, and a footer of date and reading time. Then add JavaScript that copies the current URL when the copy button is clicked and swaps its label to "Copied" for two seconds.
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Build the closing section of an article with Tailwind CSS — everything after the final paragraph. Start with a horizontal rule, then an author card: an avatar, a name with a role line, two sentences of bio, and a bordered follow button on the right. Below, a share row with a small "Share this" label on the left and four bordered glyph buttons plus a "Copy link" button on the right. Then a bordered call-to-action strip with a heading, one line of copy and an inline email input with a dark button. Finish with a "Keep reading" block: a small heading and a three-column grid of related post cards, each with a category label, a title of up to two lines, and a footer of date and reading time. Then add JavaScript that copies the current URL when the copy button is clicked and swaps its label to "Copied" for two seconds.
