shadcn-ui-blocks

Post resolution survey card with solved ticket context, a 1 to 5 rating scale, a what stood out checklist, comment field, and submit row.

CSV import preview with column to field mapping Selects, an unmapped column flag, and a row issue count.

A conversion-first hero with a single confident headline, a start-a-project button, and a four-figure trust signal strip at the base of the fold.

The closing ask beside the first session itemized, five steps with median times that sum.

A call to action that places a customer quote and avatar right next to a signup button. Reinforces social proof at the moment a visitor decides.

A closing ask beside a minimal shadcn trendline framed as the reader future line.

A split block presenting three studio working principles as border-left blurbs beside a placeholder image.

Culture framed as working agreements beside four numbered rules with enforcement notes.

A start here section walking new readers through five foundational posts on a numbered rail with read times and why it matters lines.

One product repriced across three currencies with the bank rate disclosure inside the card.

The same plan in four currencies with purchasing power discounts published openly.

A compact ruled card of six status rows covering building, reading, listening, learning, availability, and location as a live snapshot.

Team plan header with renewal date and three usage meters each stating the overage policy beneath the bar.

A two-column card stating the present role with company, title, focus rows, and a plain note on what the person is and is not open to.

An aggregate status banner above per component rows with dots and uptime figures.

A plan builder where buyers pick features and quantities to assemble a quote. Use it for modular products where every customer needs a different mix.

Four finished custom builds with placeholder thumbs, the ask, an owner line, and a work, weeks, and paid meta row each.

The owner photo ask with usage terms up front, older and dirtier preferred.

A feed of dated buyer questions, each with an avatar and an indented reply signed by its maker, closing with an invite to ask.

A featured customer story with a detailed quote, company logo, and result. Use it as social proof when one account speaks to your ideal buyer.

Six owner photos, unretouched, paid in store credit and disclosed.

A quote from a customer next to the numbers their team reached with you. Use it to pair social proof with hard results on a case study page.

Twenty wordmarks in a tight ruled grid, volume as the entire message.

Intake gate with three yes types, three decline types, and a published one in three acceptance rate.

Five intake inbox questions with the schedule and multiplier in them, first item opened.

Three qualifying question cards with a shelf answer and a custom answer each, closed by the half of intake ends at the shelf bar.

Four custom work types priced in public, fleet runs at standard price, one off argued against.

The custom bench queue published live, the current build named, scarcity stated as a schedule.

A slim notice band with a heading that rules out surprise charges, then one row per region stating who collects which duties and taxes.

The customs form field by field, and the gift undervalue request declined as the fraud it is.

The same chest size in three cuts as garment silhouettes with a dashed chest line, each with ease numbers and who it suits.

Buttons with angled, clipped corners for a sharp geometric look. Fits gaming, tech, or editorial interfaces that want an edgy call to action.

A card with a notched border that carves out shape along its edge. Use it for tickets, coupons, or passes where a distinct outline reads as a stub.

A slim card showing the last updated date beside a Download CV button for the linked PDF resume.

A print-friendly CV header band showing name large, title, and an inline contact and social strip with email, location, site URL, and brand icon social links.

A numbered four step list beside a circular loop diagram with nodes on a dashed ring.

A circular diagram showing the stages of your process as a repeating loop. Use it to convey an iterative way of working where steps feed back in.

A split layout pairs three photo first steps for damaged arrivals with a static report panel of issue rows, a dropzone, and a submit button.

The photo is the claim, cheap items are replaced and kept, the 0.4% rate published.

A three step damaged item flow beside a static report form with order number field, photo drop area, fix choices, and submit.

Ruled destructive rows for transfer, deactivate, and delete, each with its consequence, a sole owner guard, and an export reminder above.

Three escalating workspace actions stating exactly what each destroys and what survives, with outline buttons.

Destructive delete form with an itemized consequence list, two acknowledgment checkboxes, and a type-to-confirm input that gates the delete button.

A primary colored CTA band with a single button and a faint sparkline along its base.

Three pricing tiers where the featured middle plan sits on a solid primary panel.

A solid primary colored header with inverted logo chip and a secondary CTA button.

Featured story in a solid primary panel with inverted wordmark, summary, and three metrics.

One featured quote inside a solid primary panel with avatar attribution at the bottom.