I spend a lot of time building UI. Landing pages, dashboard layouts, login screens… the usual. After a while, I realized I was repeating the same structure again and again. So I started creating reusable components with Tailwind CSS to speed things up.
Over time, that turned into a full library with 750+ copy-paste components and layout blocks you can drop straight into your project.
I wanted to share a few highlights and also give you the full source where you can explore everything.
Why Tailwind for UI?
Tailwind makes it easy to stay consistent with spacing, typography, and responsive design. When you combine that with reusable components, you cut a lot of time from your build.
You can focus on real features and skip the boring layout work.
A few design rules I follow:
Give elements room to breathe
Keep typography clean
Make the primary action obvious
Don’t overload with effects unless needed
Simple UI often performs better
What kind of components?
Hero sections (for all kinds of landing pages)
Navbars/Headers
Pricing tables with clean structure
Authentication pages (login, signup)
Contact forms with clear field layout
Testimonials and feature blocks
Sidebars and dashboard layouts
Whatever page you’re working on, you can usually start with one of these.
Hero example
Pricing example
Where to explore the full library
If you want to browse everything, all 750+ components and blocks are available here:
You can copy the code directly into your Tailwind project. New layouts are added regularly, and I’m happy to take suggestions if something is missing.
Final thoughts
UI doesn’t have to slow you down. With a solid set of components, you can launch faster, test ideas quicker, and spend more time on what actually matters.
If you check out the library, I’d love feedback on:
What components you rely on the most
What layouts I should add next
Anything that could be improved in structure or accessibility
Thanks for reading — hope these help you ship faster!
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