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Obsidian Template

Launched this week

Build modern web apps faster with 56 ready-to-use pages

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Build modern web apps faster with 56 ready-to-use pages

2 followers

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Obsidian is a premium HTML admin dashboard & UI kit built for SaaS, FinTech, E-Commerce, CRM, and modern web applications. It includes 56 ready-to-use pages, multiple dashboards, E-Commerce interfaces, data tables, calendar, messaging, authentication, charts, dark & light modes, RTL support, and a live theme customizer. Built with HTML5, Tailwind CSS, Vanilla JavaScript, and modern glassmorphism.

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Launch tags:SaaS•Developer Tools•Web Design

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m excited to launch **Obsidian**, a premium dark glassmorphism Admin Dashboard & UI Kit built for developers who want to start building instead of spending weeks designing their dashboard from scratch. I built Obsidian with a focus on: ✨ Modern dark glassmorphism UI ⚡ Responsive layouts 🎨 Reusable components 🧩 Multiple dashboard sections and pages 🎬 Smooth animations and interactions 💻 Developer-friendly structure Obsidian is currently available for **$15**, and I’d genuinely love to hear your feedback. Try the live demo, explore the UI, and let me know which part you like most. 🚀 Thanks for checking it out! ❤️

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2d ago

What do you look for in a premium Admin Dashboard UI Kit?

I ve been building Obsidian with a focus on modern dark glassmorphism, reusable components, responsive layouts, and smooth interactions.

I d love to hear from developers and designers:

What s the one feature or component you always wish dashboard templates included?

Your feedback will help shape what I add to Obsidian next.

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2d ago

Dark mode or light mode — which do you prefer for admin dashboards? 🌙☀️

Obsidian is built around a premium dark glassmorphism aesthetic, but I m curious what developers actually prefer when building real-world SaaS products.

Do you prefer:
Dark-first interfaces
Light-first interfaces
Both equally

And why?

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