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Thanks for the feedback! I plan to offer some alternative themes. I chose to spend my time making custom color support robust. For instance, there's dynamic cod

Thanks for the feedback! I plan to offer some alternative themes. I chose to spend my time making custom color support robust. For instance, there's dynamic code that determines which label colors have highest contrast on buttons depending on the theme color. So, there's some abstracted complexity there. While the Postcard marketing page looks a little tailwind-y, I hope that the individual homepages look more polished and distinct. I've been working with a designer to tune everything, and I'll continue to make improvements.

jaredcwhite 4y ago
Awesome to hear that, and again I don't wish to sound like I'm criticizing Postcard specifically, more just generically shouting into the interwebs. I look forward to seeing more themes down the road!
tr1ll10nb1ll 4y ago
It doesn’t look just a little Tailwind-y. It IS in fact a made of unmodified (in terms of design) components from TailwindUI stacked on a Hotwire+Rails website. An example (the hero section) - https://tailwindui.com/components/marketing/sections/heroes - https://tailwindui.com/components/application-ui/lists/grid-lists Since I’m guessing what the OP posted is an MVP, it’s perfectly acceptable and the product seems alright, just hope they do make homepages more distinct and polished like you said starting with their own. On a more serious note, the OP might want to radically modify the design of these asap (I’m not sure if even that would make this project fall under TailwindUI’s license). The License that TailwindUI provides (https://tailwindui.com/license https://tailwindui.com/license) states: Examples of usage not allowed by the license: - Creating a "website builder" project where end users can build their own websites using components or templates included with or derived from Tailwind UI.

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Thanks for the feedback! I plan to offer some alternative themes. I chose to spend my time making custom color support robust. For instance, there's dynamic cod

by philip1209 4y ago

jaredcwhite 4y ago
Awesome to hear that, and again I don't wish to sound like I'm criticizing Postcard specifically, more just generically shouting into the interwebs. I look forward to seeing more themes down the road!
tr1ll10nb1ll 4y ago
It doesn’t look just a little Tailwind-y. It IS in fact a made of unmodified (in terms of design) components from TailwindUI stacked on a Hotwire+Rails website. An example (the hero section) - https://tailwindui.com/components/marketing/sections/heroes - https://tailwindui.com/components/application-ui/lists/grid-lists Since I’m guessing what the OP posted is an MVP, it’s perfectly acceptable and the product seems alright, just hope they do make homepages more distinct and polished like you said starting with their own. On a more serious note, the OP might want to radically modify the design of these asap (I’m not sure if even that would make this project fall under TailwindUI’s license). The License that TailwindUI provides (https://tailwindui.com/license https://tailwindui.com/license) states: Examples of usage not allowed by the license: - Creating a "website builder" project where end users can build their own websites using components or templates included with or derived from Tailwind UI.