This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Muhammad Usman
I built AIVORA — a sleek, fully responsive AI Business Landing Page using Tailwind CSS & GSAP 
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This project is designed for AI startups, SaaS platforms, and tech companies who want a modern, eye-catching landing page with smooth animations and a professional layout.
The Goal of the Project
The main idea behind AIVORA was to:
- Showcase the possibilities of designing and developing a modern landing page with AI tools.
- Highlight the power of Tailwind CSS for clean, responsive layouts.
- Demonstrate GSAP animations for smooth, engaging user experiences.
- Inspire other developers to experiment with AI-assisted design and
Features
- Responsive Design powered by Tailwind CSS
- GSAP Animations for smooth transitions and interactive feel
- Optimized for performance and modern browsers
- Clean and customizable codebase
- Sections for hero, features, pricing, testimonials, and contact
Live Preview: https://youtu.be/oN_XkGSDwtw
Why I Built It
I wanted to combine utility-first CSS with high-end animations to create something more engaging than typical static landing pages.
The goal: Blend minimal design with interactive motion for a better user experience, especially for AI/SaaS products where first impressions matter.
Tech Stack & Tools Used
- Tailwind CSS — For utility-first, fully responsive, and fast styling.
- GSAP (GreenSock Animation Platform) — To create smooth, interactive animations.
- AI Tools — Used for idea generation, layout planning, and speeding up development.
- Responsive Design Principles — Ensuring perfect display on mobile, tablet, and desktop.
Share Your Thoughts
I’d love to hear your feedback:
- What did you like most about AIVORA?
- What could be improved?
- What ideas does it spark for your own projects?
Your insights will help me grow and inspire my future builds.
Connect with me & explore more: https://dev-master-mind.vercel.app/
This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Muhammad Usman