shadcn-ui-blocks

A layout that pairs product features with a customer quote beside them. Backs each benefit claim with real proof to win hesitant buyers over.

Reporting copy beside the actual shadcn chart component the dashboard renders.

Four capabilities, each paired with one customer line about that specific feature.

Tabbed sections that swap feature content as buyers click each label. Organizes a deep feature set into bite sized views on one tidy single panel.

Tabs switching between three features, each pane pairing a blurb with a framed app mockup.

A vertical timeline that walks through product features in sequence. Useful for showing a setup flow or how capabilities build on each other.

A vertical timeline that walks through features or milestones in sequence. Ideal for telling how a product flow works or how your story unfolded over time.

A left aligned header above a vertical timeline of four numbered nodes, each carrying a capability title, a paragraph, and outcome chips.

Feature flag rows with environment badges, rollout percentage bars, kill-switch toggles, and a callout that kill switches take effect within 10 seconds globally.

A dark feature card with a title, description, and settings toggle panel.

A feature layout built around short video clips, each captioned with a benefit. Best when a moving demo explains the value faster than text alone could.

A guided, multi step layout that reveals features as the visitor advances. Useful for onboarding copy or walking through a setup flow one screen at a time.

A rounded muted row pairing a one question rating prompt and helper line with a five point scale bracketed by low and high labels.

Feedback dialog with a Bug, Idea, or Other type toggle, a message textarea, an optional screenshot attachment, and honest per-type routing copy.

Compact feedback card with Bug, Idea, and Praise kind chips and honest routing copy in the footer.

A hero with a feedback survey form using ratings and short answers. Gathers visitor opinions on a product or service in a single focused view.

AI response feedback row with thumbs up and down, a copy and regenerate action, and a reason picker revealed on negative feedback.

A split section pairing an award-winning film play frame and its logline with a ruled list of festival selections, categories, years, and result badges.

Two numbered columns comparing the same task, nine steps beside three, each led by a step count and time, with a card explaining the gap.

Source CRM fields on the left mapped to destination fields on the right, with transform badges, one unmapped row flagged, and a save footer.

A heading and intro over a responsive grid of reader dispatch cards, each showing a location, a quoted note, the reader name, and years carried.

A folder activity timeline grouping events by day on a vertical rail, each with an action icon, actor avatar, action sentence, and folder path.

Folder contents table with file-type icons, owner avatars, tabular sizes, modified times, and per-row actions.

A sync conflict resolver with one card per file comparing the device copy against the cloud copy by radio choice, plus an apply summary bar.

File inspector with a preview, ruled metadata rows, a shareable link chip, version count, and action buttons.

Form with a dropzone stating accepted types and size limit, an uploaded file chip with remove, and an honest note about decoupled upload timing.

Media grid of eight thumbnail tiles with type badges, filename captions, one selected tile, and a view toggle.

A two column file request workspace pairing a create form with title, folder, deadline, and notify switch beside an open requests list with progress.

A file search panel with a query field, removable filter chips, a result count, and rows with highlighted matches, paths, size, and dates.

A version history card with the current revision highlighted and earlier versions as ruled rows showing editor, note, size, restore, and download.

A chronological filmography grouped by year, each year a large tabular numeral beside ruled rows listing film title, format, client, and runtime.

A horizontal filmstrip of thumbnails with a larger preview above. Ideal for browsing a photo set or product angles while keeping every frame in view.

A horizontally scrolling row of wide film frames with mono frame codes and captions beneath each, plus roll metadata beside the heading.

A project grid with category filters across the top so visitors narrow results by tag or type. Use it when a portfolio holds varied work across many fields.

A blog post grid with working category filter pills over two rows of text first post cards with mono meta lanes and illustrated avatar bylines.

A filterable work grid with category chips and a live count that narrows six project tiles by discipline, naming the kind, role, and year per tile.

Removable filter chips above results with a live match count and a clear all control.

A sidebar of category filters with checkboxes, price sliders, and color swatches beside a product grid. Refines large catalogs on a shop listing page.

A slide in drawer holding category, price, and rating filters for small screens. Keeps the product grid full width until shoppers tap to refine on mobile.

Activity log in a filtered state with type chips, an applied person filter, a clear all action, and the matching events with counts.

A filter funnel showing active filters as ordered steps, each with a proportional bar and the results remaining, above a clear all footer.

A product list paired with category, price, and attribute filters in a sidebar. Lets shoppers narrow large catalogs and find the right item fast.

Zero matches diagnosed, the one filter to loosen named with its count.

Two finalist bags side by side with spec rows where bold marks the better number and ties grey out, closed by one decider question.

Pay in three with worked math, return mechanics, and who should skip it.

The finder logic printed as a static branching tree of yes and no questions leading to four bag leaf cards you trace by hand.

Three ways into the catalog by question asked, not category browsed.

The quiz verdict, one best match argued and two alternatives with trade offs.