🎨 skotwind-tailwind-dashboard - Build clean dashboards with Tailwind CSS

Skotwind provides a complete set of tools to build a custom admin dashboard. It uses Tailwind CSS 4 to keep your code light and your design fast. You can use this kit to create user interfaces for software, data tracking tools, or internal company portals.

You need to visit the project release page to get the files. This page contains the latest version of the dashboard templates.

Visit this page to download the dashboard files

Look for the link labeled Assets. Choose the file that ends in .zip. This file contains the source code and all necessary style sheets for your project. Click the file to start your download.

You need a basic Windows computer to use these files.

• Operating System: Windows 10 or Windows 11.
• Browser: Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Firefox.
• Disk Space: At least 100 megabytes of free space.
• Memory: 4 gigabytes of RAM.

You do not need special programming software to view the dashboard. Any modern web browser can open the HTML files contained in the package.

Follow these steps to extract and view the dashboard on your machine.

1. Locate the folder where your browser saves downloads.
2. Find the file you saved in the previous step. It will have a zip icon.
3. Right-click the file and select Extract All from the menu.
4. Pick a folder on your computer where you want to keep these files.
5. Click Extract to reveal the contents.
6. Open the folder once the extraction process finishes.

You will see several files sorted by name. Look for files ending in .html. These are the dashboard pages.

You can see the dashboard by opening an HTML file in your browser.

1. Double-click any file ending in .html inside your folder.
2. Your computer opens your default web browser and shows the dashboard interface.
3. Click the different buttons and links on the left side of the screen to move between pages.

If the page looks plain or lacks colors, check that you kept all files in the same folder. The HTML file needs the linked style sheets to display correctly.

This template includes everything you need for a professional admin panel.

• Dashboard Home: View your key metrics and charts.
• User Management: Add or remove people from your internal database.
• Settings Page: Update your profile and security options.
• Error Pages: See custom designs for 404 and connection errors.
• Tables: Organize large sets of data in a clear layout.
• Buttons and Forms: Use pre-built input fields for gathering user data.

Tailwind CSS 4 powers every part of this dashboard. You can change colors, spacing, and font sizes by editing the style classes in your HTML code.

1. Right-click an HTML file.
2. Select Open With and choose Notepad or any other text editor.
3. Look for class names like bg-blue-500 or p-4.
4. Change these names to update the look. For example, changing blue to red will change a blue button to red.
5. Save your changes in the text editor.
6. Refresh your browser window to see the update.

Your dashboard folder contains several folders that organize your project files. Keep these folders together to ensure the dashboard functions as intended.

• CSS Folder: This folder holds the style sheets. These files tell your browser how to format the dashboard.
• Images Folder: Store your icons, logos, and photos here. You can link these images to your dashboard pages.
• Scripts Folder: This folder holds basic instructions for interactions. You can leave those files alone if you do not want to change how the pages behave.

If you run into issues, check the file paths first. Ensure your HTML file sits in the top folder and your CSS files remain inside their specific folder. If you move these files, the page will lose its design.

You can also return to the link below to check for newer versions of the template. Developers update this dashboard to remove bugs and add new features.

Visit this page to download the latest version

If you find a problem with the design, you can open an Issue on GitHub. This informs the project team about bugs. Please describe what you see on your screen so the team can fix the issue in the next update.

This project uses an open-source license. You can use these files for personal or work projects without paying a fee. You can change the code to fit your needs. You can share these files with your team members as well.

Do not sell this template as your own work. Follow the terms of the license included in the repository if you plan to share your modified version publically. This keeps the project useful for everyone in the community.