We just launched Tailkits with @hey_fk π It's still in progress, but it's good enough to reveal what we have done. It's primarily a Tailwind CSS marketplace where you can find almost any Tailwind CSS template, component, and tool ever made.
Let me tell you more about the infrastructure:
-We store everything on GitHub via Contrentrain Headless CMS and host it on Cloudflare Pages
It would be great to hear your feedback.
Congrats.
It is definitely useful for anyone interested in web development and using (or planning to use) Tailwind CSS.
One suggestion - Can you add a filter on Paid/Free?
I am sure some people will appreciate it. π
Yours,
KodingKitty
+1
Yes, you're right. I had the same suggestion and only later saw your message at the bottom! It's essential because not everyone wants to see a list of 200 tools in one category.
Hey @KodingKitty , @Santiago , @buckyjames π
As you mentioned, we added free/paid filter and launched Tailkits on Product Hunt π
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/tailkits
Thanks for your valuable feedback and if you have any other please fell free to share!
Indeed, it's there! π
Upvoted. Good luck!
Thanks for the feedback. We are getting this feedback a lot, definitely do something about it :)
This is a really important point! As @yucelfaruksahan said we are going to do something that will make product discovery easier π₯ Great to hear all of your feedback! Much appreciated!
This comment was deleted 3 years ago
I was actually listening to a podcast about a guy that was selling Wordpress themes back in the day and I was like "Something is going to do that for Tailwind" and y'all did!!! Cool initiative man, congrats for you launch
We feel the same way. I hope we can be Themeforest of Tailwind CSS ecosystem :) ππ»
I like Tailwind. I got this on my bookmark.
Awesome! π
That is quite an interesting stack you're running. I couldn't find anything about "Contrentrain Headless CMS" what is it?
It is another Headless CMS platform: https://contentrain.io/
Great product!
In addition to the free/paid filter, it would be really usefull to have a filter to identify the version of Tailwind being used on the theme.
Congrats!
We added a tag displaying the supported Tailwind CSS version but definitely going to add a free/paid filter on the listing page. Thanks for the feedback πͺπ»
I recently started using Tally.so for a side project I'm working on and so far, it's been great! The setup was super easy and intuitive, and I was able to create a survey and embed it on my website in just a few minutes. The dashboard is user-friendly and provides all the necessary analytics to track responses and results. I also appreciate the ability to customize the branding and design of the survey to match my website's theme. Overall, I highly recommend Tally.so for anyone looking for an efficient and easy-to-use survey tool.
You have done excellent work on tailkits! I have a suggestion: you can narrow down the filters a bit more for categories. Also, try to display a message when there are no products in a category. Currently, it shows nothing when a category with no products is selected.
Thank you for your kind words and awesome feedback!
The empty state problem probably is as Yucel said. However, it would be great to take a precaution about this, noted!
As for your suggestion; of course, it would be a good idea to reduce the number of filters, but we must also consider the ease of discovering products π€ It seems we will reconsider the filters carefully π₯
Thanks for the feedback. I'll double-check the categories without a product. I think you spotted one of the old categories that should be deleted.
Hey again @buckyjames βοΈ
We made improvements on the empty category issue and launched Tailkits on Product Hunt!
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/tailkits
Thanks for sharing your valuable thought with us!
Bookmarking this!
Nice job! Congrats!
Waiting for a live preview feature ^_^
Good to hear that you love it David, many thanks π
You can visit and see the website of each product on Tailkits. Do you mean to see the source code of the components directly on our website?
Great resource OP! I just launched an Airflow Jekyll starter template, and having other tailwind components at hand is a huge plus.
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/introducing-the-flowbite-jekyll-starter-template-quickly-create-modern-responsive-websites-27f4b13234
I love it! I got this on my bookmark.
Thanks β€οΈ
The design of the website is pretty nice. Loved it!
ππ»β€οΈ
Great product!
Congratulations on your launch.
Thank you Marzuk! π
Cool! I liked the idea! Bookmarking this.
Love to hear that! Thank you Mehmet π
Looks amazing. It would also be great to list some affiliate snippets, for static site generators.
thanks, we will add a lot of tools here https://tailkits.com/tools/
Very cool! I like the templates in your site!
Good to hear you like them π₯³ Thank you!
This is such a great reason to use Tailwind. I would also love the paid/free filter. Bookmarked.
Noted! πͺπ»
Free/paid filter is done!
We launched Tailkits today! Thanks for your feedback @Felkru !
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/tailkits
Congrats. These templates look really good.
Great to hear that you find the templates appealing! Thank you π
The page and the templates look great. Bookmarked. Will consider Tailkits for my next projects
Great! Thank you for your kind words, Josh!
Looks absolutely gorgeous! And I'm building everything with Tailwind, so subscribed to your newsletter.
It looks great! Bookmarking.
"I've been using https://apkparadise.info/ for a side project and it's been fantastic! The setup was effortless and the interface is highly user-friendly. I'm currently writing an article on gaming for my website and apkparadise has provided you with the best mod versions for a superior gaming experience. I highly recommend it!"
Site is very slick, but it's a competitive space, especially given tailwind and flowbite themselves, what do you think makes it different?
If you filter out all the garbage, itβs not that competitive. Thereβs always a market for quality.
I agree with you, @daon39u90ane. It is competitive but we can drive more traffic if we help visitors to find the products they are looking for faster with better insights. We'll see, I'll share the details.
The website says that stuff is curated, which implies it doesn't include everything. Would you mind clarifying?
For me personally, I'd prefer something that is pretty heavily curated. I've actually been in the market for a good component library. I currently use Chakra but would like something better (more components mostly, but also better documentation and slightly nicer looking). I'd pay a lot of money for the right library.
Also, I'm looking at the Tailkit Component Library now.
Hello friend, thanks for the feedback.
We are adding new Tailwind CSS resources and updating the content daily. Most of the good Tailwind CSS templates and components will be added to Tailkits.
For Tailkits I am sure they have 400 different UI components but included components on our page do not mention how many components that category has. So you can find a total of 400 components when you visit Tailkits.com They also have some free components to try.