Tailwind CSS Accessibility Starter Kit with WCAG 2.1 AA Patterns

Tailwind CSS gives you a utility-first workflow and a beautiful color palette, but it does not tell you which color combinations are accessible. Pair text-blue-500 with bg-blue-50 and you might pass contrast checks. Pair text-blue-400 with bg-blue-100 and you almost certainly fail. Multiply that across dozens of components, two themes, and multiple interactive states, and accessibility becomes a guessing game. This starter kit eliminates the guessing. Every component uses Tailwind color combinations that have been verified against WCAG 2.1 AA contrast thresholds for both light and dark mode. The utility classes are already chosen. The focus ring styles are already configured. The spacing meets minimum 44px touch target requirements. And because it is built on shadcn/ui and Radix primitives, the underlying component behavior (keyboard interactions, ARIA attributes, focus management) is handled correctly by default. The kit includes 5 demo pages showing real Tailwind accessibility patterns in context: login forms with accessible error states, a dashboard with landmark-based navigation, data tables with keyboard-sortable columns, settings with toggle switches and radio groups, and notifications with focus-trapped modals. It also includes custom hooks for focus management and reduced motion that work in any Tailwind project. The entire kit is free, open source, and MIT licensed. Use it as your starting point, rip out what you do not need, and build from there. If you later want a full SaaS product template, the paid SaaS Starter Kit and AI UX Kit build on this exact same Tailwind accessibility foundation.