shadcn-ui-blocks

Five paired before and after panels joined by arrows, each labelled by the dimension that changed, selling outcomes rather than deliverables.

Four outtakes with captions from the actual shoot day, the seams shown.

Three lookbook frames with honest production captions and the full shoot budget published at the footer.

Pin to hole on the belt that fits, with the do not order your jeans size rule.

A report download band trading the itemized PDF for an email.

A dark benchmark card with a title, two comparison bars, and a source.

Benchmark metrics by company size with the reader band highlighted.

Five years of the median and top decile as a shadcn line chart, the case against comparing to stale numbers.

The repair backlog live, queue depth, turnaround, and the bench named.

A three column triptych follows one traded in unit from arrival notes through itemized bench work to a regraded listing with price and guarantee.

Six benefit cards where every sentence commits to a number, policy, or default.

A careers benefits section with a centered header, six icon led perks in a three by two grid, and a rounded button pointing to open roles.

Three benefit columns, each with a centered isometric SVG illustration, a FIG tag, label, and short paragraph. A clean, minimal way to frame product principles.

A subscribe form paired with a bulleted list of benefits and an email field. Tells visitors what they get before they sign up to your newsletter.

Centered intro above a bento of one large dashboard card and five smaller icon tiles.

An asymmetric bento feature grid with a custom SVG illustration in every cell: analytics, collaboration, automation, security, and integrations. A clean, minimal overview.

Five features in mixed cell sizes, a sparkline lead and an inbox stack among quiet text cells.

An asymmetric four-column project grid where two tiles span two columns at a wide aspect ratio and four sit at standard size, each captioned with category, role, and year.

A four-column strip of top-selling products each with a ranked bestseller badge overlaid on a Placeholder thumbnail and a price.

Four aisle cards each led by the single item bought first most often, with units shipped, a price, and one honest line.

Four products ranked by units sold this year, the count on every card and last place included with affection.

The one bag that outsells the rest, argued with three audited numbers and an honest lede crediting buyers.

A snap scrolling ranked strip with units sold, no carousel scripts.

A dark beta invite card with a private beta pill and an invite code.

Budget chips answered with the honest allocation at each number including the one that stops at 433.

Four channel rows with response expectations beside a sample fortnight timeline and a single boundary rule, showing the support layer between calls.

One sizing rule per product type, each backed by ten years of exchange data from the ledger.

A conversion footer with a status line, a heading, a qualifier sentence, and a large email link filling the card, with compact links and a copyright line below.

A three-stat band of oversized tabular-nums figures divided by vertical rules inside a bordered card, anchored by a closing statement.

A testimonial paired with a large customer photo beside the quote. Use it when you want a single voice to carry weight and feel personal and real.

A footer centred on the name and a tagline set at heading scale, with a ruled divider separating a short page link row and a copyright line.

Four oversized tiles for wallboards, deploys, incidents, latency, queue depth.

A fold-filling hero that renders the name at oversized typographic scale with a discipline line, lede, two actions, and a three-cell grounding facts grid.

An index of social destinations in oversized type, each ruled row pairing a mono number, a large platform name, a handle, and a hover arrow.

A profile billing view with current plan, payment method, invoice history, and an upgrade prompt. Use it where members manage subscriptions and receipts.

A working switch keeps billing matched to shipping or reveals the full billing form, with the decline warning that explains why banks care.

Spend alert switches at 80 and 100 percent of plan, a hard-cap option with stated consequence, and a recipient email field.

Who gets invoices, the add contact field, and the PO number printed on every one.

Monthly and annual cycle options side by side with per seat pricing, the yearly saving, and ruled rows stating when the switch takes effect.

Billing page composing the settings shell, current plan usage, invoice history, and payment method panel.

Billing period switcher with monthly and yearly cards showing effective monthly price, a savings badge on yearly, and the selected state highlighted.

The birthday perk that asks for the month, not the date, terms in one line.

Kanban release board where blocked cards take a tinted border and Blocked chip, column headers count blockers, and the board totals every blocker.

A blocked tasks panel where each row shows a waiting task with priority and due date, then an indented blocker line and a ready action.

Three post cards with placeholder covers, category badges, excerpts, and read times.

A six-card topic index with post counts and a one-line description per category so readers can find the threads that match their interests.

A six-post writing index in a three-column card grid, each card showing a Placeholder cover, category, title, date, and read time.

An article page opener with a category label, h1-scale post title, author avatar and meta, and a wide Placeholder cover image.