Reactblocks
(5 blocks)Whole page sections, ready to drop into a landing page — a hero, a pricing table, a testimonial wall, each already laid out, already responsive and already animated.
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Arc CTA Section
A closing call-to-action section with an arc of images curving over the headline, a pill button and a three-up reassurance row.
Modern Hero
A centred landing hero on a soft aurora background, with a badge, gradient headline, dual CTAs and avatar social proof.
Pricing Table
A three-column pricing section with an animated monthly/yearly toggle and per-feature comparison.
Team Mosaic
A team section built from a cluster of portrait tiles on a staggered grid of empty ones, annotated with collaborative-cursor role pills.
Testimonial Grid
A masonry grid of quote cards with avatars, roles and star ratings, anchored by one dark featured card.
1. What kind of React blocks are in this collection?
Sections rather than primitives: the parts of a marketing page that take the longest to lay out and the longest to get right on small screens. Each block has its own page with a live preview you can interact with, the full source, and the exact steps to drop it into a project.
2. Can I change the copy and the links in a block?
Yes. Nothing here is a screenshot with the copy baked in. The headline, the supporting line, the call-to-action labels and their targets are all props, so a block is rewritten for your product by changing values rather than by hunting through markup.
3. Are these React blocks free to use?
Yes. Every block on this page is free to copy into personal or commercial work. There is no sign-up, no attribution requirement and no package to install — the full source sits on each item's page under the Code tab.
4. Do I need Tailwind CSS to use them?
No. The blocks are styled with inline styles rather than utility classes, so they render identically whether or not your project has Tailwind configured. Each one also accepts a className prop if you would rather restyle it with your own system.
5. How do I add one to my project?
Open the block, switch to the Code tab, copy the file into your own components folder and install the dependencies it lists. Most need only React; some also use framer-motion for animation and lucide-react for icons.
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