A job board, a recruitment agency or a staffing service gets 36 ready pages from Hyerfli, a Tailwind CSS job portal template whose styling comes from Tailwind CSS 4. It covers vacancies, applicants and companies, so you can launch a hiring site without drawing each page first.

Job Listings in Grid, List and Map Views

Vacancies appear in three archive formats, so visitors can browse in the way they prefer. The Job Listings Grid shows cards, the Job Listings List shows full-width rows, and the Job Listings Map plots vacancies on a map. Each vacancy then opens on a Job Detail page with the full description.

Search uses Select2 for keyword, location and category fields. Because the same filters work across the archives, a visitor can narrow results and then switch view.

Tailwind CSS Job Portal Template With Candidate and Employer Dashboards

This Tailwind CSS job portal template keeps vacancies, candidates and employers on separate page sets, so each side of the marketplace has its own place. The pages for each side are:

• Candidates: Candidate Listings with Isotope filtering, Candidate Profile for skills, and a Candidate Dashboard for applications.
• Employers: Company Listings, Company Detail with open postings, a Submit Job form, and an Employer Dashboard for posted jobs and applicants.
• Accounts: Login and Register pages that serve both candidates and employers.

Three Home Pages and Supporting Pages

Three home layouts, Home v1 to v3, use different hero styles and job showcase arrangements. Slick carousels present featured job categories and testimonials, while Magnific Popup opens promotional images in a lightbox.

In addition, the set includes About Us, Blog, Blog Detail and Contact Us with a map. The blog suits career advice and recruitment news, and the About Us page can tell the story of your platform.

Editing the Job Board Look and Text

The Home page, the logo and the colors are the usual first edits, followed by the job and company text. With Tailwind CSS 4, each section carries its look in utility classes within the HTML, so a change happens in the same place you read it. Hover and focus styles for buttons and links are written alongside the base classes, so they are quick to locate and adjust.

Anyone who sells job board sites to clients can use this Tailwind CSS job portal template as a base and adjust the pages to each client. A freelancer or agency can restyle the dashboards and listings, then hand over a complete site.

Source Files, Placeholders and Documentation

Every finished page opens directly, so you can review the whole site before editing. The download includes the Tailwind source, which lets you adjust the styling and rebuild it whenever you like. The demo pictures are left out of the files, and neutral placeholder images sit where they appeared, ready for your own photos and logos. Icons come from FontAwesome, text uses Google Fonts, and the preview photos came from Freepik and Unsplash. A written guide walks through installation and changes.

Browser support covers Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera, and the full set totals 36 pages across jobs, candidates, employers, blog and account areas.