Shadcn Service Blocks

A two-column block pairing a concise services table on the left with a get-in-touch card on the right that names availability and prompts enquiry.

An editorial services list of large-numbered ruled rows each carrying a service title and a plain description with a stated scope limit.

A services grid of four cards each with a lucide icon, a service name, and one sentence naming what is included and what is not.

A two-column block with four services on the left and four numbered process phases on the right showing both the offer and the method.

A services block listing four offerings in a ruled table followed by three answered questions clients commonly ask before reaching out.

A ruled two-column services layout with a scope paragraph and a bulleted deliverables list per service.

Three equal service cards each with an icon, a name, and a one-sentence scope, giving visitors an instant read of a focused practice.

Six capability tiles in a three-column grid each with a label and one sentence describing the concrete output, suited to generalist or multi-discipline practices.

A ruled list of services each paired with a from-price and a short deliverable list so prospects can self-qualify before reaching out.

A services block that leads with a four-row availability table showing current status and next opening before the services detail.

A two-column fit block describing the ideal client by stage and team size alongside an honest list of situations that are a poor fit.

A services block with three ruled service rows followed by three direct answers to the questions clients most commonly ask before contacting.

A two-column services block that maps each service to its engagement phase so clients see the flow before they reach out.

A single service explained in depth with two paragraphs and a six-row deliverables table beside a sticky Placeholder visual.

Three ways to work together as cards each showing a commitment level, a summary, and a fit line naming the ideal client situation.

A ruled list of four things this practice does not offer, each paired with a specific redirect to who can help instead.

Three engagement package cards showing a starting price, duration, and included items with a written-proposal footnote.

A two-column split with an intro and honest capacity note on the left and a numbered list of four offerings on the right.

Three service cards each with a Lucide icon, a one-sentence description, and a bullet list of included deliverables.

A scannable ruled list of four services each with a title and a sentence describing what the engagement delivers.