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Rails UI NEW

Launch Rails apps quickly with ready Tailwind components

Tailark

Open source Shadcn marketing blocks

SyntaxUI

Free Tailwind & React UI components for rapid builds

BuouUI

BuouUI

Paid

Retro Tailwind components ready to copy‑paste

KokonutUI

UI components built with Tailwind CSS for React and Next.js

Lunar UI

Interactive Tailwind components for React and Vue.js

Origin UI

Open-source Tailwind and Next.js components

Flowbite

450+ UI components for Tailwind CSS

Myna UI

TailwindCSS and shadcn/ui UI kit

Tailwind Table

Responsive and minimal table component built with Tailwind CSS.

Tailwind UI

500+ Tailwind components in React, Vue, and HTML

Preline UI

Open-source set of prebuilt UI components based on the utility-first Tailwind CSS.

Tailus React UI

Customizable React UI components styled with Tailus Themer

Park UI Components

Beautifully designed components built for the choice of JS and CSS frameworks

Headless UI

10+ React and Vue UI components from Tailwind Labs

Storefront UI

Open-source frontend library built with Tailwind CSS

WindyBlocks

235 landing page UI components built for Tailwind CSS

HyperJS

Open-source Alpine JS components

Sail UI

Basic UI components for Tailwind CSS

Ripple UI

Custom framework with of reusable components built on top of Tailwind CSS

Web3Templates

19 HTML & React UI components built with Tailwind CSS

a17t

a17t

Free

Tailwind CSS plugin that provides atomic components like field, button, and card

Konsta UI

Free mobile UI elements with Tailwind CSS

xtendui

Framework agnostic frontend library for Tailwind CSS

Tailblocks

60+ customizable Tailwind CSS blocks

HyperUI

226 Free & Open Source Tailwind CSS Components

Tailwind CSS components are pre‑built, copy‑paste UI blocks—think buttons, navbars, cards and entire sections—crafted with Tailwind’s utility classes and shipped as plain HTML or framework‑ready snippets (React, Vue, Alpine JS, etc.).

They accelerate delivery time, keep design language consistent, are effortless to theme (light/dark), ship with accessibility best practices, and can be tree‑shaken to < 10 KB in production. Leveraging well‑maintained libraries such as Tailwind Plus (prev. Tailwind UI), Flowbite or daisyUI, plus performance techniques like PurgeCSS and mobile‑first breakpoints, lets you build sleek, responsive, accessible sites faster while maintaining Core Web Vitals.​

What are Tailwind CSS Components?

Tailwind CSS components—also called Tailwind UI elements, utility‑first blocks, or Tailwind snippets—are reusable chunks of markup that encapsulate both structure and design through Tailwind’s atomic classes. They come in multiple flavours—vanilla HTML, React, Vue—often powered by Headless UI for logic and accessibility, so you can drop them straight into any stack.​

The Impact & Value

  • Ship faster: Replace hundreds of handcrafted lines of CSS with ready‑made blocks and reach MVP sooner.​ daisyUI

  • Pixel‑perfect consistency: A single design‑token source enforces brand colours, typography and spacing across every page.​

  • Effortless theming (light/dark): Toggle colour schemes with Tailwind’s dark variant or system‑theme matchers in one line of JavaScript.​

  • Mobile‑first responsiveness: Utility breakpoints (sm:md:lg:) ensure each component adapts from 320 px to 4K screens out‑of‑the‑box.​

  • Lean production bundles: PurgeCSS/tree‑shaking routinely reduce the final stylesheet to sub‑10 KB gzip, boosting Lighthouse scores.​

  • Built‑in accessibility hooks: ARIA roles, focus rings and screen‑reader‑only utilities make WCAG compliance easier.

The Thriving Component Ecosystem

“Don’t reinvent the wheel—borrow it, brand it, ship it.”

UI Element, Button & Form

  • Buttons use clear affordances and high‑contrast states recommended by Material Design guidelines, helping both sighted users and screen‑reader software understand primary actions.​

  • Forms are coded with native <label> / for associations, so every field is semantically exposed to search engines and assistive tech.

  • Explore the basics in our UI Element and Button kits, then mix them into production‑ready Form patterns.

Header, Breadcrumb & Mega Menu

  • A structured Header topped with an HTML5 <nav> helps crawlers map your site hierarchy.

  • Breadcrumbs add contextual links that lower bounce‑rates and improve crawl depth, a practice long cited in UX research.​

  • For large catalogues, our responsive Mega Menu follows Nielsen‑Norman guidance on “mega‑drop‑downs” that aid scanning and reduce pogo‑sticking

Layout, Commerce & Conversion

Card Component

Cards echo the card‑style grids popularised by Google’s Material Design, giving you mobile‑first containers with subtle elevation and consistent gutters.​
Try them inside product lists with Card Component.

Pricing & E‑commerce

  • Tailkits Pricing tables are formatted for copy‑pasting schema.org microdata, supporting transparent pricing strategies that influence click‑through.​

  • Combine price blocks, badges and CTAs to build persuasive E‑commerce pages. Effective CTAs are wired into every plan button following marketing best practice

Guidance & System Feedback

Pattern

Purpose

Tailkits variant

Spinner

Indicates background loading based on principles discussed for modern loading screens.​Wikipedia

Spinner

Stepper

Breaks long flows into bite‑sized steps that minimise cognitive load.

Stepper

Pagination

Keeps result sets crawlable and keyword‑rich, while offering ARIA labels for “first/prev/next”.​Wikipedia

Pagination

Rating

Star‑based inputs use role="radiogroup" so voice technology correctly announces choices.​Wikipedia

Rating

Badge

Surface counts or statuses with color‑contrast ratios ≥ 4.5:1.

Badge

Customization

  1. Extend tailwind.config.js: Inject brand palettes, fonts and breakpoints once and reuse everywhere.​

  2. Utility‑driven overrides: Layer modifiers (hover:dark:) directly in the markup for surgical tweaks.

  3. Plugin power: Compose bespoke utilities or import community plugins for forms, typography and aspect‑ratio helpers.

  4. Framework glue: Use Alpine.js directives (x‑showx‑transition) or React hooks for stateful behaviour without heavy JS bundles.​

Performance & Core Web Vitals

  • Enable content/files purge paths or @tailwindcss/typography’s extraction flag to strip unused classes.​

  • Lazy‑load heavy interactive components (e.g. charts) behind import() or Intersection Observer.

  • Defer non‑critical CSS with <link rel="preload" as="style"> or add [Critical CSS inlining] for above‑the‑fold speed.

Accessibility & Inclusive Design

Tailwind’s sr‑only, focus:outline‑none, and aria‑ attribute helpers help you meet WCAG 2.1 AA with minimal friction, while Headless UI ensures keyboard and screen‑reader parity for modals, dialogs and dropdowns.​


Ready to build?

Choose a category above or browse the full component index. Every snippet is copy‑ready, WCAG‑compliant, and SEO‑friendly out of the box—so you ship polished, discoverable interfaces in minutes, not days.

FAQ

You can find answers for commonly asked questions about components.

1. What are Tailwind CSS components?

Tailwind CSS components are pre-built, reusable pieces of code designed to help you quickly build and customize your web projects. They are designed to be flexible and easily integrated into your existing codebase.

2. What exactly is a component library?

A component library is a curated set of ready‑made UI elements—buttons, cards, nav menus—that share code, styling and interaction patterns, giving teams a single source of truth for building consistent interfaces.​

3. How does using a component library affect SEO?

Consistent semantic markup (e.g., <nav>, <header>, <button aria-pressed>) makes it easier for crawlers to understand page structure, improving indexation and Core Web Vitals scores.​

4. Do animated components harm performance or CLS metrics?

No. All motion patterns rely on GPU‑accelerated transforms from Framer Motion, which avoids layout‑thrashing that leads to Cumulative Layout Shift penalties.​

5. How do I convert an HTML snippet to React JSX?

Replace class with className, close self‑closing tags, and ensure event handlers use camelCase (onClick). No other changes are needed.

6. Can I tree‑shake unused styles?

Yes. Enable Tailwind’s content purge array or integrate PurgeCSS. The build will strip unused classes, reducing CSS payload.

7. Can I customize the styles?

Absolutely—every snippet is built with utility classes. Override or extend Tailwind tokens, or swap to your own design‑token system. The HTML structure stays intact so updates don’t break.