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Premium React UI Blocks
Production-ready React UI blocks built with shadcn/ui and Tailwind CSS. Hero sections, pricing tables, contact forms, dashboards, and data tables. Copy-paste into your Next.js or React app.
You're building a SaaS landing page. You need a hero section, pricing table, testimonials, contact form, and footer. With standard component libraries, you wire up each section from primitives—buttons here, cards there, grids everywhere. Hours of layout work before you've written any actual business logic.
These blocks skip that entirely. 700+ complete UI sections built with shadcn/ui. Copy a hero block, paste it in, swap the copy. Done. Move on to the pricing table. Same thing. Your landing page ships in an afternoon, not a week.
The Problem with Building from Primitives
Component libraries give you buttons, cards, inputs, and modals. Great building blocks. But when you need a "pricing section with three tiers, feature comparison, and annual/monthly toggle"—you're on your own.
Layout work — Every section needs a responsive grid. Mobile stacking. Proper spacing. You've done this a hundred times, and you'll do it a hundred more.
Design decisions — How much padding? What gap between cards? Where does the badge go? You make these choices from scratch for every section.
Interactive patterns — Tabs that switch content. Accordions that expand. Carousels that slide. Each one requires state management and animation work.
Consistency — Your hero section uses one spacing system, your pricing table uses another. Now you're auditing the whole site for visual consistency.
Blocks solve this. Each one is a complete, designed, responsive section. The layout decisions are made. The interactions work. Just customize the content.
Why shadcn/ui Blocks?
You own the code — Every block copies into your project as a React component. Change colors, swap sections, add features. No library constraints.
Consistent design — All 700+ blocks share the same design language. Mix a hero from one category with a footer from another—they'll look like they belong together.
Production patterns — These aren't demo components. They're patterns extracted from real production apps. Forms that validate. Tables that sort. Dialogs that handle edge cases.
TypeScript + Tailwind — Same stack you're already using. Same patterns. No learning curve.
Marketing Sections
Build landing pages that convert. Hero sections, feature grids, pricing tables, and social proof.
Hero Sections
64 hero blocks with headlines, CTAs, images, and videos
About Sections
70 team, mission, and company story blocks
Stats & Metrics
30 number displays with counters and charts
Testimonials
16 customer quote layouts and carousels
Awards & Logos
25 trust badges and logo grids
E-commerce
Product displays, storefronts, and shopping experiences.
Product Cards
50 product displays with images, prices, and variants
Storefront
15 category pages and product grids
Reviews
30 rating displays and review forms
Forms & Contact
Capture leads, collect feedback, and handle user input.
Application UI
Dashboard components, data tables, and app interfaces.
Data Tables
70 sortable, filterable data displays
Dialogs & Modals
150 modal patterns for every use case
Account Settings
50 profile, billing, and preference screens
CRUD Interfaces
17 create, read, update, delete patterns
Command Menus
25 keyboard-driven command palettes
Content & Blog
Article layouts, blog posts, and content displays.
How It Works
Every block is a self-contained React component. Install via CLI, customize the content, ship.
npx shadcn@latest add https://shadcn.io/r/hero-01.jsonThe block appears in your project at components/blocks/hero-01.tsx. Open it, change the headline, swap the image, adjust the CTA. It's your component now.
import Hero01 from "@/components/blocks/hero-01";
export default function LandingPage() {
return (
<main>
<Hero01 />
{/* Add more blocks */}
</main>
);
}Need a different hero style? Browse the 64 variations and pick another. They all follow the same patterns, so swapping is trivial.
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