Blog 7
fitsby shadcnblockscom
Classic three card layout on shadcn Card. Closest to what the blog needs, and shadcn means our tokens apply cleanly.
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21st.dev candidates
Everything I looked at across six searches. Previews come from the free search results, so nothing here has cost a paid retrieval yet. Hover a card with a video to see it move.
For the blog conversion
The one place an import would not fight our design system, because /blog has none worth keeping.
Blog Cards
fitsby sumonadotwork
Minimal and text led, dashed separators, editorial feel. Lighter than Blog 7 and closer to our type driven look.
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Blog Section
fitsby efferd
Grid with lazy loaded images, author, date and read time. More furniture than we need, but the metadata row is useful.
Open on 21st.devHero backgrounds I looked at and rejected
All built for dark mode and all loud. They would fight the quiet light look, and Blinkz does not use one either.
Aurora Hero bg
clashesby dhileepkumargm
Animated aurora gradient. Handsome, but it would shout over the copy on a page selling a 2,500 dollar audit.
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Multi Shape
idea onlyby dhileepkumargm
Light form hero. The closest thing to a replacement for the 3D props, if we ever give up sourcing renders.
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Fluted Glass
idea onlyby paper-design
WebGL shader background, zero dependencies. Palette is already teal, so it is the least bad fit of the lot.
Open on 21st.devThe one that earned its keep
Not imported. It gave us the idea, and the version on the site is built to handle our mixed metrics.
Count Up
idea onlyby unlumen
Springs to its target on viewport entry. We built our own because ours also has to pass through Always and No CSV untouched.
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Feature Bento
clashesby uilayout.contact
Bento grid with a hero card and stat tiles. Genuinely nice, but it arrives with its own colours, spacing and shadows.
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Newsletter Signup
clashesby 7ovr
For the lead magnet. Fine, but the form is 30 lines. The real work is the API route and where the emails land.
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