HyperUI is a collection of free Tailwind CSS components for your next project. It allows you to build your marketing website, admin dashboard, eCommerce store, and more.

Yes, HyperUI is entirely free. You can use it in your personal or commercial projects.

How do I use HyperUI?

Visit the website, select the components you need, and paste the code into your project. Some components support dark mode and Alpine JS variants.

How do I install HyperUI?

HyperUI doesn't require installation. If you have a Tailwind CSS project, you can copy the code and paste it into your project. Note that some components use Alpine JS.

Do I need to credit HyperUI?

No, crediting HyperUI is not necessary. However, starring the project on GitHub and/or sharing it on Twitter would be appreciated.

How can I support HyperUI?

You can support HyperUI by starring the project on GitHub and/or sharing it on Twitter. It helps increase the project's visibility.

How do I get Support?

There is no official support for HyperUI. However, you can reach out on GitHub by creating an issue or discussion.

You can contribute by adding new components, fixing bugs, or improving the documentation. Please create an issue before starting any work.

How often is HyperUI updated?

HyperUI is updated regularly with new features, components, and collections. You can follow the project on GitHub to stay updated.

How do I get updates?

The best way to get updates is by following the project on GitHub as I no longer use Twitter.

HyperUI was created to boost productivity by offering a set of easily customizable components. I hope you find it useful too.

HyperUI vs Tailwind UI?

Tailwind UI is a premium set of components by Tailwind Labs, the creators of Tailwind CSS. HyperUI, on the other hand, is a free, open-source set of components made by me.

Does HyperUI have React components?

Components are written in HTML, but there is a JSX toggle that converts the HTML to JSX. You can copy the JSX into your React project.

Does HyperUI have Vue components?

Components are written in HTML, but there is a Vue toggle that converts the HTML to Vue. You can copy the Vue code into your Vue project.

Which version of Tailwind CSS does HyperUI use?

HyperUI uses Tailwind CSS v3.4.15. If you're using a different version, you may need to make some changes, but they should be minimal.

I've copied the code, but it doesn't work?

Ensure you have the correct Tailwind CSS version installed, as HyperUI uses Tailwind CSS v3.4.15. If you're still having issues, please create an issue on GitHub.

Does HyperUI have dark mode?

Yes, some components support dark mode, which you can toggle on/off. Not all components support it, but it's being worked on.

Can I use HyperUI with other CSS frameworks?

HyperUI is designed to work best with Tailwind CSS. Using it with other CSS frameworks may require some additional customization.

Do I need to know JavaScript to use HyperUI?

HyperUI components are written in HTML and CSS. Some of them use Alpine JS for interactivity, but you do not need to know JavaScript to use the basic components.

Are there tutorials available for HyperUI?

Currently, there are no official tutorials for HyperUI. However, the usage is quite straightforward. If you have experience with Tailwind CSS, you should be able to use HyperUI easily.

Can I request new features for HyperUI?

Yes, you can create a new issue on GitHub to request new features. While not every request will be implemented, they all will be considered.

What is the performance impact of using HyperUI?

HyperUI is made with performance in mind. As it uses Tailwind CSS, it benefits from Tailwind’s utility-first design, which can result in smaller, more efficient stylesheets.

Are there any known issues or limitations with HyperUI?

Any known issues or limitations will be listed on the project’s GitHub page. If you encounter an issue, you can report it there.

Is there a community around HyperUI?

While there is no official community, you can connect with other users and contributors through the project’s GitHub page.

Can I use HyperUI for mobile development?

HyperUI is primarily designed for web development. However, its components are responsive and can be used to design mobile-friendly interfaces.

Can I use HyperUI in a commercial project?

Yes, HyperUI is free to use in both personal and commercial projects. You do not need to give credit, although it is appreciated.

Should I keep my components up to date with HyperUI?

No, once copied into your project, you don't need to keep the components up to date with HyperUI.

FAQs

What is HyperUI?
HyperUI is a collection of free Tailwind CSS components for your next project. It allows you to build your marketing website, admin dashboard, eCommerce store, and more.
Is HyperUI free?
Yes, HyperUI is entirely free. You can use it in your personal or commercial projects.
How do I use HyperUI?
Visit the website, select the components you need, and paste the code into your project. Some components support dark mode and Alpine JS variants.
How do I install HyperUI?
HyperUI doesn't require installation. If you have a Tailwind CSS project, you can copy the code and paste it into your project. Note that some components use Alpine JS.
Do I need to credit HyperUI?
No, crediting HyperUI is not necessary. However, starring the project on GitHub and/or sharing it on Twitter would be appreciated.
How can I support HyperUI?
You can support HyperUI by starring the project on GitHub and/or sharing it on Twitter. It helps increase the project's visibility.
How do I get Support?
There is no official support for HyperUI. However, you can reach out on GitHub by creating an issue or discussion.
How do I contribute?
You can contribute by adding new components, fixing bugs, or improving the documentation. Please create an issue before starting any work.
How often is HyperUI updated?
HyperUI is updated regularly with new features, components, and collections. You can follow the project on GitHub to stay updated.
How do I get updates?
The best way to get updates is by following the project on GitHub as I no longer use Twitter.
Why use HyperUI?
HyperUI was created to boost productivity by offering a set of easily customizable components. I hope you find it useful too.
HyperUI vs Tailwind UI?
Tailwind UI is a premium set of components by Tailwind Labs, the creators of Tailwind CSS. HyperUI, on the other hand, is a free, open-source set of components made by me.
Does HyperUI have React components?
Components are written in HTML, but there is a JSX toggle that converts the HTML to JSX. You can copy the JSX into your React project.
Does HyperUI have Vue components?
Components are written in HTML, but there is a Vue toggle that converts the HTML to Vue. You can copy the Vue code into your Vue project.
Which version of Tailwind CSS does HyperUI use?
HyperUI uses Tailwind CSS v3.4.15. If you're using a different version, you may need to make some changes, but they should be minimal.
I've copied the code, but it doesn't work?
Ensure you have the correct Tailwind CSS version installed, as HyperUI uses Tailwind CSS v3.4.15. If you're still having issues, please create an issue on GitHub.
Does HyperUI have dark mode?
Yes, some components support dark mode, which you can toggle on/off. Not all components support it, but it's being worked on.
Can I use HyperUI with other CSS frameworks?
HyperUI is designed to work best with Tailwind CSS. Using it with other CSS frameworks may require some additional customization.
Do I need to know JavaScript to use HyperUI?
HyperUI components are written in HTML and CSS. Some of them use Alpine JS for interactivity, but you do not need to know JavaScript to use the basic components.
Are there tutorials available for HyperUI?
Currently, there are no official tutorials for HyperUI. However, the usage is quite straightforward. If you have experience with Tailwind CSS, you should be able to use HyperUI easily.
Can I request new features for HyperUI?
Yes, you can create a new issue on GitHub to request new features. While not every request will be implemented, they all will be considered.
What is the performance impact of using HyperUI?
HyperUI is made with performance in mind. As it uses Tailwind CSS, it benefits from Tailwind’s utility-first design, which can result in smaller, more efficient stylesheets.
Are there any known issues or limitations with HyperUI?
Any known issues or limitations will be listed on the project’s GitHub page. If you encounter an issue, you can report it there.
Is there a community around HyperUI?
While there is no official community, you can connect with other users and contributors through the project’s GitHub page.
Can I use HyperUI for mobile development?
HyperUI is primarily designed for web development. However, its components are responsive and can be used to design mobile-friendly interfaces.
Can I use HyperUI in a commercial project?
Yes, HyperUI is free to use in both personal and commercial projects. You do not need to give credit, although it is appreciated.
Should I keep my components up to date with HyperUI?
No, once copied into your project, you don't need to keep the components up to date with HyperUI.