The explorer for the shadcn registry ecosystem.
[Beste UI] Customer reviews with star ratings, verified badges, helpful voting, and load more functionality. Displays average rating summary. Perfect for building trust and social proof on product pages.
[Beste UI] A quick facts grid displaying key institutional statistics with values, labels, and descriptions. Perfect for university at-a-glance pages and prospective student information.
[Beste UI] An end-of-lesson knowledge check: a two-column header, a three-figure strip for questions, pass mark, and attempts, a graded quiz that swaps itself for a score and a per-question review, and a list of readings for whatever went wrong.
[Beste UI] A social media connection section with platform cards showing handles and follower counts. Perfect for university marketing and student community building.
[Beste UI] A global partnerships section showcasing partner institutions with location details and exchange statistics. Perfect for universities highlighting international collaborations.
[Beste UI] Minimal centered 404 page with a large error code, a heading, a short explanation, two call-to-action buttons, and a divided row of popular page links underneath.
[Beste UI] Search-first 404 page: a controlled search field with a submit handler, plus a bordered list of suggested pages with titles, descriptions, and hover arrows.
[Beste UI] A calm not-found page with an error eyebrow, an oversized light heading and recovery actions on the left, beside a hairline list of the destinations people usually need instead.
[Beste UI] A calm server-error page with a monospace code, an oversized light heading, recovery actions, an image tile floating a live uptime strip, and a hairline table carrying the incident reference.
[Beste UI] The smallest possible 404: the status code and the message sit on one line separated by a vertical rule, stacking on mobile, with a single outline button underneath.
[Beste UI] Compact bordered 404 card with a circular icon, status label, heading, one-line explanation, and stacked full-width buttons. Sized for app shells and modals as well as full pages.
[Beste UI] 404 page that counts down to an automatic redirect and calls onRedirect once it reaches zero, with a cancel button that stops the timer and a manual go-now link.
[Beste UI] Left-aligned 404 for documentation and marketing sites: the requested path is shown struck through in monospace above a did-you-mean box linking to the closest matching page.
[Beste UI] A programme picker that builds the day beside the questions: one choice per time slot drops a session card with its room, its length, and its photograph into a running plan, and the hours left open stay on the page instead of being hidden.
[Beste UI] A type-forward FAQ with a sticky heading rail and a numbered accordion list of expandable questions.
[Beste UI] An always-open FAQ laid out as a two-column grid of numbered, hairline-separated question and answer entries, closing with a soft support panel that pairs a short prompt with two actions.
[Beste UI] A compact FAQ with nothing hidden behind a click: three labelled groups of question and answer pairs set as two-column hairline rows, closing on a link to longer reading.
[Beste UI] A qualifying FAQ that sets a checked good-fit column against a crossed not-for-you column, then answers the three questions that follow from them on two-column hairline rows.
[Beste UI] A jargon glossary whose letter filter is derived from the terms themselves, narrowing a two-column hairline definition list with an empty state and a suggest-a-term action.
[Beste UI] A help section that asks two questions instead of offering a search box: the answers pick one written answer from a list of routes, an image tile beside them floats the answer as a live assistant card and changes with it, and a soft panel underneath keeps a way through to a person.
[Beste UI] Accordion on the left, swappable media surface on the right. Each row picks its own media kind: image, video, or live registry-component asset.
[Beste UI] 3-column grid of centered feature cards with large icons and brief descriptions. Perfect for capability highlights, service features, or platform offerings.
[Beste UI] Tab-based interface showing 3 cards per tab, with button toggles at top. Excellent for segmented features by department, plan, or use case.
[Beste UI] Responsive grid of large stat numbers with labels and descriptions. Perfect for impact metrics, company statistics, or scale indicators.
[Beste UI] Centered flexbox grid of company/product logos with grayscale hover effects. Excellent for customer logos, integrations, or partnerships showcase.
[Beste UI] Responsive grid of service cards with descriptions and arrow icons. Ideal for services listing, solutions overview, or offering showcase.
[Beste UI] Responsive grid of benefit items with checkmark icons and descriptions. Perfect for benefits list, value proposition, or key advantages.
[Beste UI] Centered flexbox row of inline feature badges with icons. Perfect for quick feature list, key benefits, or inline feature highlights.
[Beste UI] Feature cards with 3+2 bento layout and flush media
[Beste UI] Two-column benefits section with sticky left content and scrollable timeline
[Beste UI] Two-column layout with sticky stats and scrollable feature cards
[Beste UI] Two-column layout with sticky image and scrollable feature cards
[Beste UI] Three feature cards that swap an icon for a real micro-asset: a bar chart, a before/after stat, and a terminal prompt. Demonstrates how registry-pieces drop into block media slots.
[Beste UI] Four equal feature cards on a clean background, each with a large circular icon badge above a bold h3 title. Ideal for outlining the steps or pillars of a service offering.
[Beste UI] Hero header with a CTA, then alternating image-left / image-right rows. Each row's media slot accepts an image, video, or live registry-component asset.
[Beste UI] Multi-step checklist with status indicators, ETAs, and a sticky sidebar showing completion progress and key stats. Perfect for onboarding flows, implementation guides, or setup wizards.
[Beste UI] Six-card grid displaying quality metrics with icons, progress bars, and numeric scores for performance, security, and reliability. Perfect for system health dashboards or compliance overviews.
[Beste UI] Three tall portrait images in a row, each paired with a padded numeral, title, and description — a monochrome statement of guiding principles.
[Beste UI] Feature and testimonial hybrid: a quote card on bg-muted beside a 2x2 grid of icon feature highlights.
[Beste UI] Hover-activated tabs on the left reveal detailed workflow previews with images, bullet points, and action links on the right. Perfect for showcasing product capabilities or multi-step features.
[Beste UI] Six-card grid with icons in rounded containers that animate on hover, plus titles and descriptions. Perfect for wellness platforms, health apps, or service benefit showcases.
[Beste UI] Responsive timeline showing sequential steps with icons, descriptions, and time estimates (horizontal on desktop, vertical on mobile). Perfect for onboarding flows, how-to guides, or getting-started sections.
[Beste UI] Six-card grid featuring icons, descriptions, and highlighted stats (latency, uptime, user counts) with animated hover effects. Perfect for showcasing SaaS capabilities or enterprise platform features.
[Beste UI] Centered header, three-column grid of capability cards, and an optional CTA with bottom text. Each card leads with a Lucide icon.
[Beste UI] Side-by-side comparison cards with bullet lists showing pain points vs. solutions after transformation. Perfect for demonstrating product value, workflow improvements, or competitive advantages.
[Beste UI] Two-column grid of numbered items (01, 02, etc.) with circular badges, titles, and descriptions. Perfect for why-choose-us sections, benefits lists, or key differentiators.
[Beste UI] Centered headline, four feature tiles in a 2x2 grid, and a CTA. Each tile leads with a large Lucide icon and a short description.
[Beste UI] Left-aligned headline followed by a compact two-column grid of capability rows. Each row leads with a Lucide icon.