Conference sites, trade show promoters and summit organisers get Egala, a Tailwind CSS event planning template styled by Tailwind CSS 4 across 26 pages. It covers the full path from announcing an event to selling tickets and answering attendee questions.

Tailwind CSS Event Planning Template With Events, Speakers and Pricing

A Tailwind CSS event planning template needs more than a home page, so this one pairs event archives with speaker directories and registration plans. Each of these three modules comes in three layout styles, which lets you choose the arrangement that suits your programme.

• Two home layouts, with a different hero and event showcase on each.
• Three event archive layouts, plus an Event Detail page for schedule and speakers.
• Three speaker directory layouts, plus a Speaker Detail page for profile and sessions.
• Three pricing layouts for registration and ticket plans.

Blog, About, FAQ and Contact Pages for Event News

Event news has six formats: Blog Grid, Blog Sidebar, Blog List, Blog Masonry, Blog Column and Blog Single. In addition, there are two About pages, two FAQ pages for attendee and exhibitor questions, and two Contact pages. Two Coming Soon pages let you announce an edition before tickets open, and a custom 404 page finishes the set.

Countdown, CounterUp and Masonry Sections for Conference Promotion

A Countdown timer builds anticipation for the next date. CounterUp statistics can show attendees, speakers, sponsors and previous editions, so visitors see the scale of the event at a glance. A Masonry grid suits galleries and event showcases, while Magnific Popup opens event and speaker images in a lightbox.

How Tailwind CSS 4 Shapes the Egala Event Pages

Layouts adapt to screen size because the markup carries mobile-first prefixes for each breakpoint. So the Events, Speakers and Pricing pages reflow for phones and tablets without separate stylesheets. The compiled CSS contains only the utilities these pages call for, which keeps unused styles out of the files you upload.

What Buyers Usually Edit First in Egala

The first edits are usually the Pricing plans, the Countdown date and the CounterUp figures, because those hold event-specific numbers. Then they swap speaker names on the Speaker Detail page and update the Event Detail schedule. Since styling lives in the markup, you edit a class on the element itself to change a colour or spacing value.

Inside the download you get ready pages that open straight away, plus the Tailwind source files you can edit and compile again. The preview photos are not included, and plain placeholder images fill those spots. FontAwesome supplies the icons, while Google Fonts supplies the typefaces. A step-by-step guide covers setup and changes, and the pages work in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera.