Overview:
The Mosaic Lite Vue is a responsive dashboard template that is built on top of TailwindCSS and fully coded in Vue.js. It is designed to be a starting point for creating user interfaces for SaaS products, administrator dashboards, and modern web apps. It can be used for personal and commercial projects, but template republishing, redistribution, or reselling is not allowed. The template is created and maintained by Cruip.com, an Italian developer/designer duo.
Features:
- Responsive dashboard template
- Built on top of TailwindCSS
- Fully coded in Vue.js
- Suitable for SaaS products, administrator dashboards, and modern web apps
- Can be used for personal and commercial projects
- Attribution is appreciated but not required
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