Projects using Tailwind CSS in Indonesia
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Royyan Wijaya
Free Usage Card Interaction Design
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CleanCode Agency
Ardalyn's Leverage Calculator Web App
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Pratama Hasriyan
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Pintap Research – Product Design & Visual Identity
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Widada Widada
Nexus CRM. a CRM dashboard template built with Next.js 16, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS v4, and shadcn/ui. 15 pages including a Kanban lead board, deal and contact detail views, and analytics charts. Dark and light theme, responsive across mobile to desktop, fully typed with strict mode. Mock data is structured to mirror a real API response, so swapping in a backend doesn't mean rewriting the UI. Check live version here: https://nexuscrm1.netlify.app/dashboard
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Fitryan W Pratama
Premium Handmade Jewellery E-Commerce Store for Millie Savage
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Potara Studio
Website for Coral Restoration Science and Engagement
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Gusti Faizal
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Katalisk: Full-Stack SaaS Workspace for Creators
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Marde Yuza
Personal Portfolio Website Development
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Achmad Qomarudin
Nukilan Biruni - Book Order Landing Page
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Naufal Rabbani
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Annur School
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Fatih Al Jabar H M
Blockwave Studios – High-Fidelity Digital Creator Marketplace & Storefront Delivered an end-to-end interactive product demo approved by a gaming creator studio to power their next-generation digital storefront. Transformed complex multi-vendor commerce requirements into a seamless user experience spanning touch-enabled media galleries, dynamic cart/bundle pricing engines, and modular creator payout dashboards.
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Arthur Immanuel
Maternity and Pediatric - BayiQu Clinic
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Moch Virgiawan Caesar Ridollohi
Pocket — Landing Page for a Savings App
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Nemesis Labs
A Trading Journal App built to turn trading data into actionable insights.
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Galih Muhammad
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HuntingPad: A Job Posting Clipper Chrome Extension
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Ramanda Prabu
Here's a design question I've been thinking about: When does minimalism become too minimal? For VELA, I wanted to see how far I could push restraint without making the experience feel empty. So instead of adding more UI, I focused on making the existing elements matter more. Typography. Photography. Space. Movement. Every element has a little more room to breathe. The result is an architecture and interiors experience that feels closer to an editorial publication than a traditional studio website. 🔗 Live website: https://vela-studio-eight.vercel.app/ Built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS & GSAP Personally, I think the hardest part of minimal design isn't removing things. It's knowing what deserves to stay. Agree or disagree?
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