Myna UI - Open-source accessible Tailwind CSS UI components
A free, open-source collection of copy-paste UI components and page templates built with Tailwind CSS. Every component is fully responsive, accessible, and requires no additional plugins.
All components and templates are free to use under an open-source license.
Every component is built with accessibility best practices baked in from the start.
Components adapt seamlessly to any screen size without extra configuration.
Grab any component's markup and drop it straight into your project.
Built entirely with vanilla Tailwind CSS utility classes and no extra dependencies.
Matching Figma design files are provided for streamlined design-to-code workflows.
Ship faster with responsive, accessible UI components and templates
Myna UI is a free, open-source library of UI components and page templates built with Tailwind CSS. It provides a growing collection of ready-to-use interface elements that are designed to be copied directly into any project without additional plugins or dependencies. Every component prioritizes accessibility and responsive behavior out of the box, making it a practical starting point for developers who want clean, standards-compliant markup. The library is maintained by Praveen Juge and backed by a community-driven development process on GitHub.
What's included
- Responsive UI components covering common interface patterns
- Page templates for assembling complete layouts quickly
- Accessible markup following best practices for keyboard and screen reader support
- Figma design assets for design-to-code consistency
- Vanilla Tailwind CSS implementation with no required plugins
- Custom animation utilities for scale-in transitions
Ideal for
- Rapid prototyping of web apps and marketing sites
- SaaS landing pages and product websites
- Developer side projects that need polished UI fast
- Teams looking for accessible, copy-paste components
- Open-source projects that need a free UI foundation
Accessibility
Every component in the library is built with accessibility as a core requirement rather than an afterthought. The markup follows established patterns for keyboard navigation and screen reader compatibility, helping developers ship interfaces that work for all users without needing to retrofit accessibility later.
Tech & compatibility
The project uses Hugo as its documentation site generator and relies on standard Tailwind CSS utility classes along with the official forms and typography plugins. Because the components are plain HTML with Tailwind classes, they can be dropped into virtually any frontend stack — whether you're working with a static site generator, a JavaScript framework, or a server-rendered application.
Good to know
- This is a community-driven, open-source project — updates depend on contributor activity
- The repository was last updated in May 2023, so check for recent activity before relying on it for production use
- Bug reports and component requests can be submitted through GitHub Issues
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