Oxbow UI

Developers building marketing sites, applications, and eCommerce pages need common UI pieces like heroes, pricing tables, navbars, forms, and modals, but building these from scratch is time consuming and often produces landing pages that look like generic templates. Assembling the many small but necessary elements (breadcrumbs, tabs, inputs, alerts, tables) is tedious and repetitive work that developers describe as the 'boring but necessary pieces' of a project. Without a ready set of well designed components, projects risk looking like a 'template graveyard' or a 'hackathon project.'

Oxbow UI provides 427 open source code blocks built with Tailwind CSS and Alpine JS, released under the MIT license, supporting both light and dark mode. Components are organized into categories such as Marketing, Application, and eCommerce, covering page sections (hero sections, pricing, footers, testimonials, FAQs), navigation (navbars, sidebars, tabs, flyout menus), overlays (modals, banners, notifications), forms (inputs, checkboxes, radio groups, selects), elements (buttons, avatars, badges, tables), and eCommerce pages (product details, product lists, category previews). Developers can use the components by copying and pasting the code, using a CLI, or through an MCP integration.