shadcn-ui-blocks

Five assumptions about hiring a solo designer paired row by row with what actually happens, including one the block admits is true.

An accordion work history where each ruled row shows company, title, and years, expanding to a first person summary, highlights, and a departure note.

A single role expanded with company, tenure, scope, a not in scope list, and key project cards each naming the work done and the measured outcome.

A role card joined with a manager or client quote about your impact. Pairs the facts of a position with social proof to strengthen each entry.

A vertical rail of companies switches a detail panel showing the role title, a first person summary, what you owned, and a stat row.

A vertical work history timeline listing four roles most recent first, each with company, title, date range, a short description, and a concrete result set off by a left border rule.

A ruled history list where each role leads with an inline SVG company wordmark alongside title, date range, and a one-line summary.

A two-column expertise display with five div proficiency bars filled via theme tokens and plain-language level labels from Foundational to Fluent instead of percentages.

A grid collecting quotes and headshots from several contributors. Use it to package an opinion roundup or panel feature into one shareable post.

Format and scope choices with real counts, delivered in minutes, not 30 days.

Export settings card with format radio rows, a current view versus all rows scope choice, a headers toggle, and a button that labels the exact row count and format.

Wallet buttons stacked full width first with the measured 40 second reason stated, card form collapsed below.

The wallet stack above an equal card path, same price either way stated plainly.

A card band explaining a longer holiday returns window, with three fact columns for the purchase window, standard policy, and extended deadline.

A heading and intro above a two column grid of collaborator cards, each with avatar, discipline, project count and tenure, plus a credit note.

An extension card with a browser toolbar mock, title, and browser chips.

An oversized badge with generous padding and bold text for high visibility. Use it on hero areas or banners where a tag must read from a distance.

Oversized buttons with generous padding and large type. Use them as the main hero call to action where one tap should be impossible to miss.

Compact, low height buttons with tight padding and small type. Ideal for dense toolbars, table rows, and inline controls where space is limited.

Section heading over a three column grid of swatch cards, each with a placeholder swatch, status badge, mill spec, note, and years.

Three facet chips with removable tokens and the live count per change.

Who makes what, where, with maker counts, median tenure, and audit dates.

An accordion whose answer text gently fades in as a panel opens. The soft entrance keeps reader focus on the revealed content in FAQs and guides.

A testimonial promo with a soft fading background and a customer quote. Builds trust on a product page while reinforcing the offer you are running.

An about told as five ruled intro call questions with honest answers, beside a heading and a card inviting anything not covered.

A six-question general FAQ accordion covering how to start, revisions, time zones, file ownership, and NDA signing, with the first item open by default.

In-app FAQ card with six common questions in an accordion, first item open, and a link to open a support ticket.

Two independent accordions side by side, twelve questions in the height of six.

Six bordered cards in a responsive grid, each pairing one question with a short answer.

A short FAQ list paired with a closing prompt and button. Answers the last objections and nudges readers to convert at the end of a long page.

A two column closer with a heading, lede, and primary action beside a ruled list of four common questions each answered in a sentence.

An FAQ card with a help center chip, question title, and answer preview.

A tabbed FAQ split into four shopper moments, ordering, delivery, returns, and product, with three open answers per tab and a contact line below.

Nine questions and answers laid out in three equal columns as plain text blocks for at-a-glance scanning without interaction.

Six help topics with counts, the most asked question linked from each tile.

A five-question accordion beside a sticky contact nudge card so visitors whose question is not listed can reach out without leaving the page.

The month's top questions beside the human exit with measured response times.

An FAQ accordion beside a support card with an avatar, reply time promise, and button.

Centered heading and lede above a two column split pairing an accordion of common questions with a contact card and direct inbox list.

Stacked panels that expand one feature at a time so each gets full focus. A clean way to present detailed product benefits without a wall of text.

Stacked feature panels that expand on click to reveal detail and a paired visual. Lets visitors drill into one capability at a time without crowding the page.

A feature section styled as a chat thread, pairing message bubbles with copy. Built to show a messaging or support product talking in real conversation.

Two column checklist table comparing features and pricing against a single competitor.

Sets two options side by side with checkmarks and notes per row. Use it to contrast your product against an alternative and make the better choice obvious.

A table that lines up features across plans or models with clear check marks. Helps shoppers weigh every option and pick the right product fast.

One large lead project with a real summary above a supporting grid of three more, the pick plus the catalog.

A writing landing with one promoted post shown at full width with a cover image and excerpt above a ruled list of four recent posts.

A list that leads with one large featured article followed by smaller entries. Use it to spotlight your best post while listing recent writing.