Which templating engine is supported?

The skill is optimized for Jinja2 templates, ensuring that all components correctly extend base layouts and follow established architectural patterns.

How does it handle real-time data updates?

It integrates directly with WebSocket clients to listen for server-side broadcasts and update specific UI elements instantly without user intervention.

Does this skill support full-page reloads?

No, it specifically prioritizes HTMX partial rendering to provide a smoother, single-page application experience without the overhead of a JS framework.

Can I use custom CSS with this skill?

The skill follows a utility-first approach using Tailwind CSS to ensure consistent styling and prevent CSS bloat, though custom classes can be added to the configuration.

HTMX & Tailwind Frontend Builder

Name: HTMX & Tailwind Frontend Builder
Author: ikeniborn

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Design Tools

Automates the creation of responsive, high-performance frontend components using HTMX, Tailwind CSS, and DaisyUI.

About

This skill accelerates frontend development by providing standardized patterns for building interactive user interfaces without the complexity of heavy JavaScript frameworks. It specializes in server-driven partial page updates via HTMX, utility-first styling with Tailwind CSS and DaisyUI, and real-time data synchronization through WebSocket integration. It is ideal for developers building CRM-style dashboards or financial applications that require fast, reactive UI interactions while maintaining a clean, server-side architecture.

Key Features

Real-time UI updates via WebSocket broadcasting
Performance-optimized partial rendering patterns
4 GitHub stars
Automated Jinja2 and HTMX template generation
Standardized mobile-first responsive design
Seamless DaisyUI modal and UI component integration

Use Cases

Adding HTMX triggers to API endpoints for seamless partial updates
Implementing live-updating dashboards with WebSocket event listeners
Creating dynamic modal dialogs for resource creation and editing

About

Key Features

Real-time UI updates via WebSocket broadcasting
Performance-optimized partial rendering patterns
4 GitHub stars
Automated Jinja2 and HTMX template generation
Standardized mobile-first responsive design
Seamless DaisyUI modal and UI component integration

Use Cases

Adding HTMX triggers to API endpoints for seamless partial updates
Implementing live-updating dashboards with WebSocket event listeners
Creating dynamic modal dialogs for resource creation and editing