40+ Production-Ready Tailwind CSS Components – David UI

Speed up your web development with David UI's collection of free, production-ready Tailwind CSS components. Easy integration and customization.

David UI is a free and open-source collection of customizable, production-ready UI components built with Tailwind CSS.

It currently includes over 40 different component types, from basic UI elements to complex interface patterns.

Features

âš¡ Built with Tailwind CSS – Full utility class customization and theming support

📱 Mobile-First Design – Responsive components that work across all device sizes

♿ Accessibility Focused – Components follow best practices for inclusive design

🚀 Multiple Installation Options – CDN, NPM, and direct integration support

💻 TypeScript Support – Full type definitions for enhanced development experience

🔧 Programmatic API – Advanced component control with JavaScript methods

🎯 Framework Agnostic – Works with React, Vue, plain HTML, and other frameworks

Use Cases

  • Rapid Prototyping: Quickly assemble interfaces for new projects or proof-of-concepts using the ready-made components. This allows for faster iteration and feedback cycles.
  • Building Admin Dashboards: Utilize components like tables, modals, navigation, and cards to construct functional and organized admin panels for web applications.
  • Developing E-commerce Frontends: Employ elements such as product cards, image galleries, buttons, and input fields to create user-friendly online store interfaces.
  • Creating Marketing Websites: Use typography, hero sections, and call-to-action buttons to design attractive landing pages and company websites.
  • Updating Existing Tailwind CSS Projects: Integrate David UI components into ongoing Tailwind CSS projects to add new features or refresh the UI without starting from scratch.

Installation

Using with CDN

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/creativetimofficial/david-ai/packages/dist/david-ai.min.js" defer
></script>

This method allows for global initialization of components.

DavidAI.initAlert();

NPM

npm i david-ai

After installation, you can import and initialize components within your project.

import { initAlert } from "david-ai";
// Initialize alerts
initAlert();

Global Object Access

import * as DavidAI from "david-ai";
// Initialize specific components
DavidAI.initAlert();

TypeScript Implementation

import { Accordion } from "david-ai";
import type { AccordionConfig, IAccordion } from "david-ai";
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", () => {
  const container = document.getElementById("accordion-container");
  if (container) {
    const config: AccordionConfig = {
      exclusive: true,
      allOpen: false,
    };
    const accordion: IAccordion = new Accordion(container, config);
    // Programmatic control
    accordion.showAll();
    accordion.hideAll();
    // Cleanup on unmount
    window.addEventListener("unload", () => {
      accordion.cleanup();
    });
  }
});

Available UI Components

  • AI Buttons
  • AI Inputs
  • AI Textarea
  • Button Group
  • Icon Button
  • Rating Bar
  • Switch
  • Checkbox
  • Input
  • Radio
  • Textarea
  • Accordion
  • Alert
  • Avatar
  • Badge
  • Card
  • Chip
  • Collapse
  • Dropdown
  • Image
  • List
  • Modal
  • Popover
  • Progress Bar
  • Spinner
  • Table
  • Timeline
  • Tooltip
  • Typography
  • Video
  • Breadcrumb
  • Pagination
  • Stepper
  • Tabs
  • Footer
  • Gallery
  • Navbar
  • Sidebar

FAQs

Q: Can I use David UI with frameworks other than React?
A: Yes, David UI is framework-agnostic and works with React, Vue, Angular, or plain HTML projects.

Q: Do I need to install Tailwind CSS separately?
A: Yes, David UI requires Tailwind CSS as a dependency since all components are built using Tailwind utility classes.

Q: Is David UI free for commercial projects?
A: Yes, David UI is completely free and open-source, making it suitable for both personal and commercial projects.

Q: How do I customize component styles?
A: You can customize components by modifying the Tailwind CSS classes directly or by overriding styles in your own CSS files.

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