Use our React and Tailwind CSS table to display sets of data in your web projects.
See below our beautiful table examples that you can use in your Tailwind CSS and React project. The examples also comes in different styles so you can adapt it easily to your needs.
Here's how to implement a very simple and responsive table component. It can be used to display sets of data in your website.
Use this table example to create a table with striped rows. This will help you to make your table more readable and user-friendly.
Use this table example to create a table with striped columns. This will help you to make your table more readable and user-friendly.
Use this example to create a complex transaction table. This table is perfect to display transactions data in your dashboard or admin panel.
In the example below we've used the Iconoir icons, but you can use any other icon library you prefer.
These are details about the last transactions
Transaction | Amount | Date | Status | Account | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
$2,500 | Wed 3:00pm | paid | ![]() visa 123406/2026 | ||
$5,000 | Wed 1:00pm | paid | ![]() master card 123406/2026 | ||
$3,400 | Mon 7:40pm | pending | ![]() master card 123406/2026 | ||
$1,000 | Wed 5:00pm | paid | ![]() visa 123406/2026 | ||
$14,000 | Wed 3:30am | cancelled | ![]() visa 123406/2026 |
Use this example to create a table for memebrs of your team or organization. This table is perfect to display members and organize members data in your dashboard or admin panel.
In the example below we've used the Iconoir icons, but you can use any other icon library you prefer.
See information about all members
Member | Function | Status | Employed | |
---|---|---|---|---|
![]() John Michael[email protected] | ManagerOrganization | Online | 23/04/18 | |
![]() Alexa Liras[email protected] | ProgramatorDeveloper | Offline | 23/04/18 | |
![]() Laurent Perrier[email protected] | ExecutiveProjects | Offline | 19/09/17 | |
![]() Michael Levi[email protected] | ProgramatorDeveloper | Online | 24/12/08 | |
![]() Richard Gran[email protected] | ManagerExecutive | Offline | 04/10/21 |
Use this example to create a sortable table. This table is perfect to display sets of data in your website and allow users to sort the data by clicking on the table columns header.
In the example below we've used the Iconoir icons, but you can use any other icon library you prefer.
See information about all members
Member | Function | Status | Employed | |
---|---|---|---|---|
![]() John Michael[email protected] | ManagerOrganization | Online | 23/04/18 | |
![]() Alexa Liras[email protected] | ProgramatorDeveloper | Offline | 23/04/18 | |
![]() Laurent Perrier[email protected] | ExecutiveProjects | Offline | 19/09/17 | |
![]() Michael Levi[email protected] | ProgramatorDeveloper | Online | 24/12/08 | |
![]() Richard Gran[email protected] | ManagerExecutive | Offline | 04/10/21 |