Open Sans

Chosen by 4 tested skills on the same brief.

Codex (Awesome Design Skills)

Skill · Visual directionGitHub stars 3.3k

Codex makes Tally stark black and white: oversized heavy Open Sans headlines, pill buttons, thin black rules and inverted black bands, with no shadows or gradients. The dashboard uses big light numbers and black as the only fill, with red and green only for status. It is clean and confident. Pick it for developer tools or brands that want a strict monochrome look.

updated 4mo ago

Corporate (Awesome Design Skills)

Skill · Visual directionGitHub stars 3.3k

Corporate gives Tally a clean enterprise look: a 12-column grid, Poppins headings over Open Sans, blue as the main color and violet accents. The dashboard has a white sidebar, summary cards and a tidy envelope grid. It is safe and orderly, but the mobile dashboard scrolls sideways. Pick it for B2B products that want to look established.

updated 4mo ago

Minimal (Awesome Design Skills)

Skill · Visual directionGitHub stars 3.3k

Minimal gives Tally lots of white space, a near-black and indigo palette on warm off-white, and big Inter headlines over Open Sans. The dashboard is mostly black and white, with indigo for the $640 and red for the over-budget envelope. It is calm and clean, but the mobile dashboard scrolls sideways. Pick it for products that want quiet, simple pages.

updated 4mo ago

Spacious (Awesome Design Skills)

Skill · Visual directionGitHub stars 3.3k

Spacious gives Tally a roomy white page on an 8pt grid with Montserrat headings, Open Sans text and a blue accent. The dashboard is calm white cards on pale grey with a dark "Left to budget" card. It is clean, but generic, and the mobile dashboard scrolls sideways. Pick it as a neutral base if you plan to add your own brand.

updated 4mo ago

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