Studios that sell on the strength of past work can use Kroma, a Tailwind CSS design agency template styled for Tailwind CSS 4, with 10 pages and a clean single home layout. It suits creative design agencies, digital studios, visual artists, graphic designers and freelancers who deliver portfolio sites to clients.

Why a Tailwind CSS Design Agency Template Needs a Strong Portfolio Page

A Tailwind CSS design agency template should put finished projects ahead of everything else, and Kroma does this with a Portfolio page that filters work by project type. Visitors can narrow the archive to the kind of project they care about, so a branding client does not scroll past photography. Clicking an item opens a full-screen lightbox, which gives each project room to show detail.

The Gallery page works alongside it. Use Portfolio for client work with context, and use Gallery for photography and artwork that needs no explanation.

Services, Team and FAQ Pages for Client Enquiries

Because this Tailwind CSS design agency template includes Services, Team and FAQ pages, a prospective client can check what you offer and who does the work before writing in. Each page answers one question a buyer asks before hiring a studio.

• Services lists the design and creative offerings.
• Team shows profiles of the people on staff.
• FAQ answers common questions, so fewer of them reach your inbox.
• Contact holds the form for project enquiries.

All 10 Pages in Kroma

The pages are Home, About, Portfolio, Gallery, Services, Team, FAQ, Blog, Blog Detail and Contact. The single home layout pairs a hero with a creative showcase. The About page tells the agency story and mission. The Blog and Blog Detail pages carry editorial content, for example case notes or articles about your process.

Slick and Owl Carousel sliders present featured projects and testimonials. CounterUp statistics animate numbers such as projects and clients when they scroll into view.

Editing the Portfolio and Gallery Layouts in Tailwind CSS 4

Each section carries its styling in the markup itself, so its look is visible and editable right where it sits. If you want a different card layout on the Portfolio page, you edit those cards directly. Hover and focus behavior sits beside each element’s default look, which makes it easy to change how portfolio items respond to the pointer. The compiled CSS keeps just the styles these pages actually use, so nothing extra is shipped.

Download Contents for Kroma

Double-click any page in the download and it displays correctly with no build step. The Tailwind source sits alongside them for anyone who prefers to adjust the styling and regenerate the CSS. Flaticon and FontAwesome supply the icon sets, while typography is pulled in through Google Fonts. Photos from the live preview are not in the package; generic placeholder images fill those spots until your own project photography goes in. Image credits go to Freepik and Unsplash, and step-by-step documentation covers setup and customisation.

Kroma also works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera.