Just launched SERP Blocks: 1000+ themed UI components for your next web project
Hey fellow builders,
After months of late nights and countless iterations, I'm excited to share SERP Blocks with the community. It's a collection of 1000+ meticulously crafted, theme-ready UI blocks built specifically for Shadcn UI and Tailwind CSS, optimized for Next.js.
The journey so far
This project started as a personal frustration. Every time I began a new client project or side hustle, I found myself rebuilding the same UI components over and over. You know the drill - spending hours tweaking that perfect hero section or wrestling with responsive testimonial grids when you should be focusing on the actual product.
I started building a small library of components for myself about a year ago. As it grew, colleagues began asking for access. When I realized how much time it was saving everyone, I decided to polish it up and share it with the wider community.
What is SERP Blocks exactly?
SERP Blocks is essentially a massive component library that helps you build stunning interfaces without starting from scratch. Each block works seamlessly in both dark and light modes, and you can easily customize colors and styles with the theme switcher.
The library includes everything from heroes and feature sections to pricing tables, testimonials, and full page layouts. It's organized into categories so you can quickly find what you need:
- 81 Hero sections
- 132 Feature sections
- 40 Testimonial blocks
- 21 Pricing tables
- 25 Gallery components
- 33 Contact sections
- 23 Team display components
- 32 CTA blocks
- 21 FAQ sections
- 17 Navigation options
- 21 Footer designs
- 20 Portfolio layouts
- And many more...
All components are built with accessibility in mind and follow best practices for responsive design. They're also optimized for performance, so you won't have to worry about bloated code slowing down your site.
Technical details for the curious
For those who want to know what's under the hood:
- Built on Shadcn UI and Tailwind CSS
- Fully compatible with Next.js (both App Router and Pages Router)
- Every component is built with TypeScript
- All blocks are responsive out of the box
- Smooth dark/light mode transitions
- Uses CSS variables for easy theming
- Semantic HTML and proper ARIA attributes for accessibility
Real-world applications
These blocks are perfect for:
- Landing pages for SaaS products
- Marketing sites for startups
- Portfolio sites for freelancers and agencies
- Admin dashboards
- E-commerce stores
- Blogs and content sites
- Documentation portals
- Internal tools and dashboards
How it's different from other component libraries
There are a lot of UI libraries out there, but SERP Blocks is different in a few key ways:
- Theme-ready by design: Every component works with your theme, not against it
- Copy and paste simplicity: No complicated APIs to learn, just grab what you need
- Visual cohesion: All blocks follow the same design principles, so they work well together
- Built for production: These aren't just demos, they're battle-tested components
- Continuous updates: I'm actively adding new blocks based on community feedback
Free vs. Pro
There are 150 components available completely free, with no strings attached. Use them in commercial projects, modify them however you want - no attribution required.
For those who need more, the Pro package gives lifetime access to all 1000+ components (and growing) with a one-time payment - no subscriptions. Pro also includes all future updates and additions to the library.
For teams, there's an option to add additional seats at a 50% discount on the original price.
The roadmap ahead
This is just the beginning. Here's what I'm planning:
- Support for React (without Next.js) coming next month
- Vue.js component versions in Q3
- Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS versions for those who don't use frameworks
- More specialized component categories (auth flows, checkout processes, etc.)
- Community contributions and showcases
- Component playground for easier testing
Challenges and lessons learned
Building this wasn't all smooth sailing. Some lessons I learned along the way:
- The balance between flexibility and simplicity is hard to get right
- Dark mode implementation is deceptively complex when you care about the details
- Having real users test your components uncovers edge cases you'd never think of
- Maintaining visual consistency across hundreds of components requires rigorous systems
Early feedback
I've been quietly sharing SERP Blocks with a small group of early users, and the feedback has been incredibly positive:
"This saved me at least 20 hours on my latest client project." - Frontend dev at a small agency
"The attention to detail is impressive. These aren't just thrown-together demos." - Solo founder
"Using these blocks made our MVP look like a polished product." - YC startup founder
Get involved
I'd love to hear how you use these components and what you'd like to see added. The roadmap is flexible, and I'm prioritizing based on community feedback.
If you find bugs or have suggestions, please reach out. This is very much a living project that I'll be actively improving.
Check it out
If you're interested in speeding up your development workflow without sacrificing quality, check out SERP Blocks: https://blocks.serp.co
I'm excited to see what you build with it!
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