React Newsletter Components with Tailwind CSS [3 Variants]

A newsletter is a key part of any marketing strategy, whether you run an e-commerce store, SaaS product, or blog. It helps you capture leads, engage readers, and share updates.

This guide includes three clean, responsive React + Tailwind CSS newsletter components to help you collect email subscribers and support strong direct marketing.

Minimal Newsletter

The Minimal Newsletter UI offers a simple and clean design, ideal for projects that emphasize a minimalist aesthetic.


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Standout Newsletter

The Standout Newsletter UI offers a more visually engaging design with a background gradient, perfect for high-impact sections on modern websites.

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Gradient Newsletter

  1. Gradient newsletter component is fully responsive, ensure it looks great on any device, from mobile phones to desktops.

  2. Its clean design and gradient background make it visually appealing and stand out on your website.

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Newsletter Component Structure

Newsletters have mainly three main components:

  1. Main Title - Catchy headline, e.g., "Subscribe to [Your Newsletter Name]"
  2. Subtitle/description - A short description of your newsletter that compels users to sign up
  3. Input component with submit button

React Newsletter Component Functionality

  1. State Management: The email state tracks the input, while status monitors the button and message changes based on the submission state.
  2. Dummy API Call: The handleSubmit function simulates an API call with a 2-second delay.
  3. Dynamic Button UI: The button shows "Subscribing..." and disables itself during loading.
  4. Feedback Messages: Success and error messages are shown based on the status after the API call attempt.

Feel free to use either design in your project. These components are designed to be flexible and look great across different screen sizes, helping you grow your subscriber list effortlessly.

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