Joblaya — Tailwind CSS Job Board Template (HTML)

About This Item

Employers, candidates and recruiters get one connected site in Joblaya, a Tailwind CSS job board template whose styling is written in Tailwind CSS 4. It has 19 pages and 2 home layouts, so a job board, recruitment platform or staffing agency can launch with real structure in place.

Job Archive, Job Detail and Job Post Pages

The job side of the site has a set of pages that work together.

• Job Archive lists vacancies, and Isotope filtering lets visitors narrow them by category or sector.
• Job Single shows the full description and the apply action.
• Job Post is the form where employers submit a vacancy.

Multi-step forms guide applicants and registrants through longer flows. Countdown timers also show when a listing expires, so candidates see the deadline before they apply.

Tailwind CSS Job Board Template With Company and Candidate Pages

This Tailwind CSS job board template includes a Company Archive and a Company Single page, so employers get their own profiles. A Candidate Profile page presents an applicant’s CV and skills, and a User Profile page handles account settings.

• Two alternative home pages give you a choice of hero and marketplace layouts.
• About Us tells the platform story, and Contact Us holds a form and map.
• Blog and Blog Detail carry career advice and industry news, with a Masonry grid for the article list.
• Pricing shows subscription plans for employers and recruiters.
• Login and Register cover both candidates and employers.

Statistics, Carousels and Popups for Recruiters

CounterUp animates figures such as jobs posted and candidates placed. Slick carousels suit featured employers and testimonials, while Magnific Popup opens media and promotions in a lightbox. For icons, the template ships Flaticon along with FontAwesome, and its typefaces are Google Fonts.

Copying Blocks Between Joblaya Pages With Tailwind CSS 4

Styling sits in the HTML, so a block such as a job card or a company profile header can be copied to another page and keep its look. That helps when you want a featured job strip on both homepages. Because the compiled CSS keeps only the classes your pages actually use, unused styles do not ship.

First Changes Buyers Usually Make

Most buyers start by swapping the job categories in the archive filter, then the pricing plans, then the homepage hero text. Each finished page runs directly from the download. Tailwind source files sit alongside them, so editing classes and rebuilding the CSS is possible whenever you like. The preview photos are not shipped, and neutral placeholders stand in for them, so your own logos and photos go in their place. Image credits point to Freepik and Unsplash, and the template comes with step-by-step documentation.

Joblaya is checked in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera, and its 19 pages cover jobs, companies, candidates, blog and account screens.