In this blog post, we'll dive into the world of most of Tailwind UI-based component libraries and UI utilities. Tailwind CSS has gained immense popularity in the web development community for its utility-first approach to styling, and many developers have leveraged this framework to create comprehensive component libraries and UI tools.
So let cook them together
Shadcn/ui
Shadcn - is not ui library but ,If there's one Tailwind UI library that straight-up dominated the scene in 2023, it's gotta be shadcn/ui, man. This bad boy is built on top of Tailwind CSS and Radix UI as a primitive, and it's bringing a whole new approach to the game – you just copy and paste the code for any component you need right into your project, giving you full ownership and control. The trade-off is you won't get those automatic updates, so your dev team's gotta be on point to handle the maintenance, but if you've got the chops, this level of customization is gonna be a game-changer, letting you make those components look and feel exactly how you want.
btw i got got a couple of pr i made the both for feat: and fix: hopefully they will live soon
NextUI
Nextui - Yo, despite the name, Next UI has got nothin' to do with Next.js, my man. But don't sleep on this bad boy – since v2.0, it's been built on the unstoppable combo of Tailwind CSS and React Aria, and it's one of the fastest-growing Tailwind-based UI libraries out there, hands down. The deal with Next UI is simple: you just import the React components from the @nextui-org/react npm package and start using 'em in your app. No extra hassle, no hoops to jump through – just straight-up, high-powered UI components ready to level up your project. And let me tell you, these components are clean, they're versatile, and they're packed with features that'll have your users sayin', "Damn, this is smooth." Tremor, another Tailwind-powered library, might get some shine, but Next UI is really takin' the scene by storm right now. If you're lookin' to bring some next-level UI to your app, this is the way to go, my friend.
Preline
Preline - If you're talkin' about Tailwind UI libraries that'll have your project lookin' fresh as hell, you gotta put Preline on your radar, my dude. This bad boy's got the biggest free set of Tailwind component examples out there – we're talkin' over 60 components and 170 sections, all built to perfection and ready to take your app to the next level. And the best part? Every single one of 'em comes with full dark mode support, so you can make your UI shine no matter what mode your users prefer. Preline is straight-up the Tailwind UI powerhouse you need to elevate your project and have your users bein' like, "Damn, this is clean!
Hover.dev
Hover.dev - If you're lookin' to take your UI game to the next level with some dope-as-hell animated components, you gotta check out HoverDev, my friend. This platform is straight-up empowerin' users with the power of Framer Motion, servin' up a killer collection of animated UI blocks that you can just copy and paste right into your projects. We're talkin' interactive components that'll have your users bein' like, "Damn, this is smooth!" And the best part? HoverDev's got a pricing structure that'll let you unlock even more advanced, heavily-animated components if you need 'em. Whether you're tryna keep it free and basic or you wanna go all-in on that premium, next-level interactivity, HoverDev's got you covered with a solution that'll make your UI shine brighter than the sun
ParkUi
ParkUI - Let me break down the deal with Park UI, fam. This Tailwind library might be relatively new on the scene, but it's a serious contender to the popular shadcn/ui, no doubt. The approach is similar in terms of coupling with Tailwind, but Park UI's got way more versatility goin' on. See, this bad boy comes with first-class support for both Tailwind CSS and Panda CSS - that's another atomic CSS library that takes a JavaScript-first approach. And on top of that, Park UI integrates seamlessly with React, Vue, and Solid via Ark UI, a headless UI library that's got official implementations for all those frameworks. So whether you're workin' with Tailwind, Panda CSS, or any of the major front-end frameworks, Park UI's got you covered with a consistent, high-quality set of components to level up your UI game. This library's bringin' the heat, my dude - definitely worth checkin' out if you wanna keep your options open and have a versatile Tailwind solution in your toolkit.R
Aceternity UI
Aceternity - We got Aceternity UI which is kind of similar with Hover.dev here and it's unlike your typical UI component libraries you've seen before. This collection of bespoke and meticulously crafted UI sections is built on top of the powerhouse duo of Tailwind CSS and Framer Motion. The brains behind this is the amazing Manu Arora, who's really brought something special to the table. Instead of the same old generic components, Aceternity UI delivers a unique set of UI pieces that'll make your projects stand out. If you're looking to elevate your Tailwind game with some next-level interactive and visually stunning UI, Aceternity UI is definitely worth checking out. This isn't your average off-the-shelf solution - it's a curated library of custom-built components that'll have your users sayin' "Whoa, that's fresh!"
Flowbite
Flowbite - This open-source library is straight-up bringin' the heat with over 600 UI components, sections, and pages - all built using the utility classes from Tailwind CSS and meticulously designed in Figma. If you're tryna start developing some killer user interfaces, Flowbite's got your back. It's packed with a massive selection of pre-built UI blocks that you can just plug and play into your projects. And the best part? It's all built on the solid foundation of Tailwind CSS, so you know it's gonna be easy to customize and integrate with your workflow. Whether you need components, sections, or full-blown page templates, Flowbite's got you covered. This library's a one-stop-shop for leveling up your Tailwind-powered UI development game
TailwindUI
TailwindUI - Yo, check out Tailwind UI if you wanna take your Tailwind CSS game to the next level. This collection of expertly crafted components and templates is brought to you by the same crew behind Tailwind CSS. We're talkin' a fully-fledged website built with TypeScript and JavaScript, currently serving as the core design system and library for well-known startups and companies. These meticulously designed components and templates seamlessly integrate with Tailwind, packed with advanced features to build killer UIs. Whether you need nav bars, card layouts, or form elements, Tailwind UI's got you covered. It's the ultimate toolkit for crafting top-notch user experiences on the solid foundation of Tailwind CSS.
DaisyUI
DaisyUI - i dont like it personally , tailwinded bootstrap kind of it , but it deos a good job on locking you to it , but it is the most popular one fam , using semantic class name instead of tailwindcss because of the thing fewer classanme , fast dev , small bundle size
HyperUI
HyperUI - HyperUI, fam. This collection of free, copy-pastable Tailwind CSS components has been around since 2021, and it's pretty similar to Tailwind UI in terms of what it offers. You got your application, marketing, and e-commerce website components and sections, all ready for you to just copy and paste into your projects. The best part? There's nothing to install, so you can easily integrate it with any headless UI library you're workin' with. No fuss, no muss – just pure HTML/CSS that you can plug right in and get your development goin'. If you're tryna speed up your Tailwind-powered projects without sacrificing quality, HyperUI could be the way to go. It's a great resource for quickly building out UI elements, so you can focus on the rest of your app or website
v0.dev
v0.dev - Yo, have you heard about shadcn/ui? This bad boy is a game-changer for your Tailwind-powered development projects. It's like having a personal UI designer on your team, but instead of sketching out designs, you just hit it with some simple text prompts or even images, and boom – it generates the code for you. And the best part? You can keep iterating on that UI, refining the look and feel until you've got the perfect components for your app or website. No more endless hours spent perfecting every little detail – shadcn/ui handles all that for you, so you can focus on the bigger picture. Just copy and paste the generated code, or add the component straight through the CLI – it's that easy. If you're serious about leveling up your Tailwind game, you gotta check out shadcn/ui. It's the ultimate UI generation tool that's gonna have your projects lookin' fresh AF.
Trust me if you compose all the power of each , you can really build amazing as fast as possible.
This is the most of them i used to build a good looking smooth website, but since there is a lot more i used other than , i will still keep mention their link down below so that you can expore about fam.
.... this list could be from you guys to add on so make sure to send a pr over here if you would like to have tool that fams can be using it.
if you would like to reach me for anything - you can ping me on my email - kinfetare83@gmail.com