Admin Dashboard Template

What you get

Five connected pages share one sidebar and top bar: a dashboard with stat cards and a revenue chart, a customers table with filters and pagination controls, a product form, a settings page and a login screen. Open them in the preview above and click through the sidebar.

Add a new page

1. Copy an existing page such as table.html and give it a new name.
2. Change the page title in the head and the heading inside the main area.
3. Replace the main content with your own cards, tables or forms.
4. Add a link to the new page in the sidebar of every page, and set the active style on the link that matches the page.

Because the sidebar is repeated in each file, a small template engine or a framework layout will save time once you have more than a handful of pages.

Connect your data

The numbers and table rows are sample data. Replace them with output from your backend by rendering them on the server, or by fetching JSON and building rows in JavaScript. For forms, set each form's action and method, remove the onsubmit attribute, and validate on the server as well as in the browser.

Change the look

Brand colour is defined as three or four variables in src/input.css. Edit them, then rebuild the stylesheet:

npx @tailwindcss/cli -i src/input.css -o assets/tailwind.css --minify

Spacing, radius and shadows use standard Tailwind utilities, so you can adjust them directly in the HTML.

Accessibility and mobile

Inputs have labels, switches are real checkboxes, and tables scroll sideways on small screens rather than breaking the layout. The sidebar collapses behind a menu button below the large breakpoint. Test with your real data, especially long names in tables.

Next step

When a template is no longer enough and you need roles, audit trails and reports, a custom admin built on your own data model is usually the better path.