Truffella — Tailwind CSS Chocolate Template (HTML)

About This Item

Chocolatiers, cake boutiques and patisseries can sell, take bookings and show their craft with Truffella, a Tailwind CSS chocolate template that runs on Tailwind CSS 4. The design uses caramel, cream and cocoa colours, uppercase Marcellus titles with a ribbon under each one, and warm photos of truffles and cakes.

Tailwind CSS Chocolate Template With a Cake Builder and Truffle Box

This Tailwind CSS chocolate template prices every cake layer, fills a truffle box piece by piece and shows each boutique’s hours in its own city time. In addition, it counts down to the dispatch cut-off and shows how many seats are left at every tasting. Its main tools are:

• Cake Builder: pick size or tiers, sponge, filling, finish, up to three toppings and a chocolate plaque. The cake is drawn as you build it, and the date field never offers a day sooner than the lead time.
• Build A Box: choose from four box sizes and twelve truffles, then use dietary filters, fill-the-rest, a ribbon and a gift note.
• Chocolate Club: four plans with a monthly, quarterly and yearly switch, plus savings per term and gift months.
• Corporate Gifts: a quote with price breaks by quantity, a personalised ribbon, printed cards and working-day lead times.

Three Home Pages for Chocolatiers, Cake Ateliers and Cafes

Home 01 suits a chocolatier. It has a three-slide hero, weekly top sellers, collection tiles, a history timeline and a gallery mosaic. Truffle and cake cut-outs also drift with the scroll.

Home 02 is for a cake atelier. A cake slider leads into a page where the signature cake builds itself layer by layer as you scroll. It ends with the next decorating class, the team and an occasions band.

Home 03 fits a chocolaterie with a cafe. It has a typographic hero, a live Book A Table bar, the chef master and a section where the ground deepens from milk to dark chocolate.

Shop, Menu, Tastings and Boutique Pages

The shop has categories, cocoa and dietary filters, price, sort and search. It also includes a product page, bag, coupon, chilled shipping, checkout with a dispatch date, and a wishlist. Our Menu lists cafe items with vegan, gluten free, nut free and alcohol free filters. Tastings and Book A Seat show the next class dates, and a four-step wizard handles the booking. Boutiques covers four shops in their own time zones, with a map that follows your choice.

The other pages are About, Our History, Our Team, Chocolatier Profile, FAQ with search and Celebration Cakes. A Blog offers six post formats and a Blog Details page. Gallery and Contact come next, then the account pages for Login, Register and Forgot Password, and finally the Coming Soon and 404 pages, which make 31 in all.

What You Would Change First in the Tailwind Theme and Utility Classes

The theme file holds the colour palette, font choices and spacing scale in one place, so editing a value there updates every page. Most buyers will start there: swap the caramel and cocoa palette for their brand colours, then replace the Marcellus titles if they want another look. Each section carries its own utility classes inside the markup, so you can read and change its look right where it sits.

The template also has light and dark mode on one switch, remembered between visits. Right-to-left layouts work on every page with a flag language picker. Motion includes a chocolate-pour preloader, titles that rise word by word and a ganache swirl in WebGL. It respects prefers-reduced-motion. Swiper sliders, Fancybox lightbox and video popups are included, and Font Awesome Free supplies the icons.

You can open the finished pages straight from the download, and the bundled Tailwind source lets you edit and rebuild the styles. Neutral placeholders replace the preview images, and the package ships with documentation. The contact page has a working form handler with optional invisible reCAPTCHA v3.