Agencies, consultancies and startups get a ready corporate site in Exvox, a Tailwind CSS multipurpose template that uses Tailwind CSS 4 and has 63+ pages. It covers home pages, banners, services, projects, team, blog, pricing, FAQ and contact, so one purchase can serve several client types.

Tailwind CSS Multipurpose Template Choices for Corporate Sites

A Tailwind CSS multipurpose template should let you pick the right page for each client, and Exvox does that with six home layouts and six service layouts. Because the design is broad, the same files work for an agency, a consulting firm or a software startup.

• 63+ pages in total
• 6 home layouts
• 26 banner pages: 13 designs, each in a standard and a solid-background version
• 8 colour themes, with an orange default accent
• Poppins and Rubik fonts, plus Font Awesome 6 icons

Home Layouts and Banner Pages to Start With

The home pages matter most, because visitors judge a corporate site in the first screen. Home v1 is a classic corporate page with services, stats, team preview and testimonials. Home v2 suits agencies, with a split hero and portfolio preview. Home v4 is built for consulting, with a process timeline and case studies strip.

The banner pages are the part that sets Exvox apart. Each of the 13 designs comes in a standard and a solid version, so you can compare hero styles before you commit. Then you copy the one that fits your brand into your project.

Service, Project and Team Pages for Agencies and Consultancies

Selling services is the main job of a corporate site, so these pages deserve the most attention.

• Services v1, v2 and v3 present services as a card grid, an alternating list or tabs
• Service Details v1, v2 and v3 add a sidebar, icon blocks, or tabbed content with an FAQ accordion
• Project Grid, Project Details v1 and Project Details v2 show client work with context
• Team v1, v2 and v3 plus Team Details cover headshot grids, bio lists and hover overlays

Project pages matter because consultancies win work by showing results, not thumbnails. Team pages also help, since buyers often want to see who will do the work.

Blog, Pricing, FAQ and Contact Pages

Thought-leadership content is easy to publish with Blog Grid, Blog List and Blog Masonry, plus three Blog Details formats. Pricing v1 shows three plans, and Pricing v2 adds a monthly and annual toggle. FAQ v1 uses an accordion, while FAQ v2 groups questions in tabs. Contact v1 includes a map, and Contact v2 leaves it out for clients who avoid third-party embeds. About v1 and About v2, a Coming Soon page and a 404 page complete the set.

Exvox also includes an accessibility pass: a skip link, a main landmark, visible focus outlines and labelled social icons. That helps when a client has accessibility requirements.

Utility Styling in Exvox’s Banner, Service and Pricing Pages

The compiled stylesheet holds just the classes your pages call for, so nothing extra is loaded. Each banner and pricing card is styled with utility classes written directly in its markup, so you edit the look in the same place you read it. Hover and focus variants sit beside the base utilities on each element, which makes the focus outlines on forms and menus easy to find and adjust.

The finished pages open as they are. The download also includes the Tailwind source if you want to edit and rebuild the styles. The images shown in the preview stay out of the download, and neutral placeholders take their place, so add your own photos before launch.

Exvox ships with 8 colour themes, so a client rebrand means switching one theme rather than rewriting the pages.