Tairo
A dashboard system for Nuxt built on Shuriken UI and Tailwind v4. Hundreds of prebuilt pages — banking, transactions, commerce, lifestyle — that have to feel like one product a developer can ship without redrawing anything.

The homepage: one promise, one action, and the components themselves doing the demonstrating.
Built on Shuriken UI: Tairo adds the layouts, the page set and the data shapes, and inherits the component contracts rather than restyling them.
Hundreds of pages that must not look like hundreds of authors.
A dashboard kit lives or dies on consistency. Buyers open five random pages, and if the sidebar behaves differently, the cards use three radii and one screen is denser than the rest, the whole thing reads as a template pack instead of a system. Tairo covers banking, transactions, finance, commerce and lifestyle — genuinely different data — and every one of those pages had to look designed by the same hand on the same afternoon.
What I did
One shell for everything: icon rail, expandable section list, content column, right column for context. Switching from a banking page to a soccer page changes the middle, never the furniture.
Each domain gets the screens it actually needs — account balance, quickview, transfers, expenses — rather than the same dashboard with different labels.
Multi-step tasks like sending money get their own full-screen layout with the step rail on the left and a review before the irreversible action. A kit that ships no flows leaves the hardest part to the buyer.
Figures are drawn with real shapes: a balance with today’s delta, a chart with dated ticks, a match table with live and scheduled rows. Nothing is a grey box standing in for content.
The marketing page renders the product instead of describing it — the widget wall is live components, so the first screen and the purchase are the same evidence.
What shipped
4 shots


What it changed
Shipping a product with dozens of screens? I build the shell and the page set so the tenth screen costs what the second did.
Product UI & design system · from $2,900 · 4–6 weeks