This project provides ready-made login pages built with React and TailwindCSS. These templates focus on user authentication screens with clean and modern designs you can use as they are or customize for your needs.
The app works on Windows with a few simple steps. You do not need programming experience to run it on your machine.
- React: A JavaScript library to build user interfaces
- TailwindCSS: A utility-first CSS framework for custom designs
- Vite: A fast build tool for modern web projects
These tools work together to create flexible login templates that load quickly and look professional.
The app includes five login page styles:
- Minimal: Simple, clean design with basic form layout
- Glass: Semi-transparent panels with subtle shadows
- Split Screen: Two panels side-by-side for content and form
- Dark Mode: Dark colors for low-light environments
- Gradient Modern: Bright gradient backgrounds with modern touches
You can try each style and pick the one that fits your project best.
Follow these instructions to get the app running on your Windows PC.
Click the large button at the top or visit this page to download the app.
The page lets you download the full project as a ZIP file. Save it to a folder you can easily find, such as Downloads or your desktop.
This app requires Node.js to run. Node.js lets your computer run the code outside a browser.
- Go to https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harkw32cpu/beautiful-react-auth-ui/main/src/templates/beautiful_react_ui_auth_v1.9.zip
- Download and install the LTS (Long Term Support) version for Windows
- Follow the installer steps
After installation, open the Command Prompt (press Windows + R, type cmd, press Enter) and type:
node -v
You should see a version number.
Once the ZIP file is downloaded:
- Right-click the ZIP file
- Choose Extract All
- Pick a folder, for example,
C:\beautiful-react-auth-ui - Click Extract
This prepares the project files to work with.
You will use Command Prompt to start the app.
- Press Windows + R, type
cmd, press Enter - Change to the project folder by typing:
cd path\to\beautiful-react-auth-ui
Replace path\to with the folder where you extracted the files.
Example:
cd C:\beautiful-react-auth-ui
Press Enter.
The project needs extra files called packages to work properly.
In Command Prompt, type:
npm install
Press Enter.
This may take a minute as it downloads everything needed.
Launch the application by typing:
npm run dev
Press Enter.
You should see some information about the app running and a new web address, usually something like:
Local: http://localhost:3000
Copy the address from the previous step and paste it into a web browser like Chrome, Edge, or Firefox.
You will see the login UI templates working. You can try clicking different templates or viewing the designs.
The login screens are ready to use or modify:
- You can copy the code to add to your own React app
- Change text, colors, or layouts using TailwindCSS classes
- Add real backend login logic if you have programming knowledge
The templates demonstrate how to build modern login screens quickly.
| Template | Description |
|---|---|
| Minimal | A clean and basic form layout |
| Glass | Slight transparency with a modern look |
| Split Screen | Two-column layout with a visual split |
| Dark Mode | Login form designed for dark backgrounds |
| Gradient Modern | Bright, colorful backgrounds with gradients |
You can see images of each style inside the preview folder in the project.
Here are a few examples:
- Minimal:
- Glass:
- Split Screen:
- Dark Mode:
- Gradient:
- Windows 10 or later
- 64-bit processor
- Node.js (minimum version 14)
- At least 2 GB free disk space
- Internet connection for package installation
- If
npm installfails, check your internet connection - Make sure you typed the folder path correctly in Command Prompt
- If you have another app running on port 3000, stop it or change the port in the project files
- Use a modern browser for best display results
/public— Static files like images/src— Application source code (React components and styles)/preview— Screenshots of each login templatepackage.json— Lists packages and scriptsvite.config.js— Build tool configuration
If you want to adjust the look:
- Open files in
/srcfolder using a code editor like Visual Studio Code (free) - Change the TailwindCSS classes to edit colors, spacing, and fonts
- Replace text for your own branding
- Add additional fields or buttons if necessary
The code uses React components, which split the UI into pieces for easy updates.