shadcn-ui-blocks

A centered heading, a progress bar over the signup count, and a grid of milestone cards that each unlock a feature at a threshold.

Compact sidebar month picker with today highlighted, event dots on three dates, and prev and next navigation.

A small summary cart with thumbnails, prices, and a checkout button. Pops from a cart icon so shoppers confirm contents fast before moving on to pay.

The open drawer with two items, a shipping meter, and honest top up arithmetic.

The slide over cart as a standalone panel with both exits given equal standing.

A compact footer with a single line of copyright text and a few essential links. Keeps the bottom of an app or docs page quiet and out of the way.

A clean list of post titles, dates, and excerpts set in plenty of space. Use it for a writing focused blog where the words carry the whole page.

A centered brand card with your logo, name, and tagline.

A compact contact form sitting beside a row of social media icons. Fits portfolios that want one simple message field and links to your other profiles.

Slim ruled strip pairing a short headline with a single arrow text link.

One slim row with copyright, inline nav links, and small social icons.

A pared back pricing layout with generous spacing, plain type, and one clear price. Use it when a single plan or clean brand needs no visual clutter.

A pared back changelog with just dates, versions, and one line per change. Use it when you want updates to feel quiet and stay out of the way.

A spare hero with a short headline and one prominent call to action button. Use it when you want visitors to reach your work or contact fast.

A clean grid of bundle products with images, names, and prices in even cells. Use it to present a curated set of items shoppers add together in one tap.

A plain vertical list of resources, each a title and a download link. Use it when you want a quiet, fast index of files with no extra clutter.

A pared back card showing title, company, and dates with generous spacing. Ideal for a clean resume page where the focus stays on the roles themselves.

An accordion with thin divider lines and no boxes at all. The stripped back style fits clean FAQs, sidebars, and content heavy marketing pages.

A single centered row of text nav links above a copyright line, the smallest possible footer for pages that close with a strong CTA section.

Projects as quiet ruled rows with a small thumb, name, role, and year, for a text forward work index.

A plain text list of post titles with publish dates beside each one. Use it when you want a fast, distraction free archive of all your writing.

The navbar stripped to wordmark, one trust link, and the cart for single product stores.

A fully reduced centered hero with the name in the h1, a role line below it, and a small set of plain text navigation links and nothing else.

A minimal personal-site header with the name mark on the left and three nav links on the right, nothing else.

A minimal header built around a command bar search pill with a keyboard shortcut hint.

A pared back product page with one clean image, title, price, and a single buy button. Keeps focus on the item for simple, low clutter catalogs.

A spec table doing the persuading, seven concrete rows and no imagery by design.

A four-up project grid with a portrait Placeholder image, project name, and a single muted role line per card, nothing else.

A single ruled line carrying the name and copyright year on one side and a made-with location line on the other, with no nav or social links.

Clean tiles showing an icon, a number, and a short label. A spare way to display a few key stats without distracting from the surrounding copy.

A centered one row footer with the five questions a single product store gets.

Clean tabs with a thin underline marking the active item and no extra borders. Fits content heavy pages where the switcher should stay quiet and unobtrusive.

A very small pagination control showing the current page and arrows to step through results. Fits inline next to filters, counts, or table footers.

Four compact customer cards with wordmarks, one headline number, and story links.

Compact testimonials arranged in a grid with thin dividers between them. Fit many short quotes into a tidy space without crowding the layout.

A centered heading over three ordered attempt cards, each pairing an icon, step label, delivery detail, and its limit, closed by a policy line.

Marked delivered, not there, in three steps with base rates and reship or refund.

An about section opening with a mission statement, then four value cards with soft square icons and a quiet attribution line linking to careers.

A bold single statement of purpose framed as a centered headline. Use it at the top of an about page to anchor everything in one clear idea.

One oversized centered mission statement with a single supporting paragraph.

A mix and match promo with a heading, a six tile picking grid marking two chosen items, and a footer bar tracking the kit total.

A hero with a phone mockup, app store badges, and a headline. Built to drive downloads at the top of a mobile app marketing or launch page.

A mobile app card with a drawn phone, app name, tagline, and store chips.

Static open state mobile nav with expanded sub-links, utility rows, and the support hours footer.

A centered header above one annotated product window with numbered callout badges, then a four column legend mapping each number to a feature.

The product family side by side with four number rows and a best for verdict.

Model selection card with three rows showing tier, cost per 1k tokens, a one-line tradeoff, and the balanced model pre-selected.

Three fit models across the height range in framed cards, each with real measurements, the size they wear, and an honest fit note.