46+ Free Mockup examples in Tailwind CSS

An HTML and Tailwind CSS component mockup for displaying course information. Features include a placeholder image area with an overlaid certificate badge, a distinct level indicator banner below the image, category text, a course title, key details (like duration and learner count placeholders), and primary/secondary action buttons. Designed for e-learning platforms or course listings.

A comprehensive, dark-themed website footer component built with HTML and Tailwind CSS. It features a visually distinct overlapping section with a colorful gradient background containing a prominent call-to-action (CTA) block. The main footer area utilizes a multi-column grid layout for organized navigation links, a newsletter signup form, and social media icons. A final bottom bar includes legal links and copyright information. The design is responsive and adapts its layout for different screen sizes.

A responsive pricing table built with HTML and Tailwind CSS, comparing two plans (Free and Unlimited) with a clear feature checklist. Includes distinct styling for the premium plan and a toggle for monthly/annual pricing display.

A clean and responsive pricing table component featuring three distinct tiers (e.g., Basic, Standard, Premium) presented in a card layout. Built with HTML and Tailwind CSS, it stacks vertically on small screens and transitions to a side-by-side view on medium screens (md breakpoint - 768px) and up. Each plan card includes a placeholder icon, title, description, price details, a call-to-action button, and a bulleted list of features with checkmarks. The generic content makes it easy to adapt for various websites or applications needing a clear pricing comparison structure.

A modern, responsive pricing table component inspired by SaaS layouts, built with HTML and Tailwind CSS. Features three distinct pricing tiers displayed in cards, stacking vertically on smaller screens and transitioning to a 3-column grid on large screens (lg breakpoint). Includes interactive top controls for selecting the number of users and toggling between monthly/yearly billing cycles. Each card uses placeholder content for icons, titles, descriptions, features (with checkmarks/info icons), and distinct call-to-action buttons, making it easily adaptable. Styled with subtle background colors and clear typography for excellent readability.

A sleek, responsive pricing section built with HTML and Tailwind CSS, showcasing three distinct plans (e.g., Free, Pro, Expert) in a card layout. It features a clean monthly/yearly toggle switch with savings indication, highlights a recommended plan with distinct styling and a badge, and uses checkmarks for clear feature comparison. The layout stacks vertically on smaller screens and transitions to a 3-column grid on large screens (lg breakpoint). Includes generic content for easy adaptation and a final "Compare Plans" button.

Inspired by the Pip-Boy Model 3000 from Fallout: New Vegas. Comes with multiple pages and some animations. All decorative background elements disappear when the screen is <sm (it's responsive).

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the donation hero

A simple webpage inspired by the macOS interface. It recreates the clean design, dock, and desktop look of macOS using only HTML, tailwind CSS, and JavaScript. This project focuses on front-end styling and layout to bring the visual feel of macOS to the web — not a full simulation, just the look and vibe.