Azary gives AI startups, machine learning labs and data-science consultancies a finished website, and it uses Tailwind CSS 4 for all of its styling. It is a Tailwind CSS machine learning template with 18 pages, so you can launch without designing each page yourself.

It also suits robotics firms and intelligent-automation studios, because the pages cover services, project work, people and articles.

A Tailwind CSS Machine Learning Template Built for AI Labs and Startups

This Tailwind CSS machine learning template includes three portfolio layouts, so a lab can present models and case studies in the format that fits each project.

• 3 home layouts that differ in hero style and section order
• 3 portfolio styles: Portfolio Grid, Portfolio Masonry and Portfolio Slider
• Animated statistics for projects delivered, happy clients and years of experience
• Circular skill charts for chatbot work, AI data analysis and machine learning
• Testimonial and client logo carousels, plus a lightbox for project images

Portfolio and Case Study Pages for AI Work

For this niche, the portfolio pages matter most. Buyers of AI services want proof before they get in touch, so they look at past projects first.

Portfolio Grid adds category filtering, so a visitor can sort work by project type or technology. Portfolio Details then gives each project a full case study with images and a description. Portfolio Masonry suits mixed image sizes, while Portfolio Slider spotlights a few featured projects.

Team, Services and Why Choose Us Pages

Trust decides many AI contracts, so these pages carry real weight.

• Services and Service Details describe each offering in full
• Team and Team Details show staff photos, roles and individual bios
• Why Choose Us combines skill charts with your differentiators
• FAQ answers common client questions before they reach your inbox

The remaining pages are About, Blog Standard, Blog Grid, Blog Details and Contact. The three Home pages complete the 18.

Changing Azary Sections with Tailwind Utility Classes

Styling sits in utility classes inside the HTML, so a section’s look is visible and editable in place. For example, you can adjust the Portfolio Grid cards without searching another file.

The Tailwind theme holds the colors, fonts and spacing in one place, so one edit there reaches every page, from Home to Contact. Hover and focus states are written next to the base styles on each element, which keeps menu and button behavior easy to trace.

The finished pages in the download open straight in a browser. The Tailwind source is there too, for rebuilding the styles after your own edits. Neutral placeholders replace the preview images. Icons come from FontAwesome and Flaticon, and text uses Google Fonts. Image credits go to Freepik and Unsplash.