Dashboards, settings, CRUD and detail pages: every screen below is built exclusively from Letrix UI components on the stock theme. No custom CSS, nothing you can't find in the docs.
KPI cards with sparklines, an area chart, channel breakdowns, activity and a signups table.
Balances, a spend donut and transactions, with a dark sidebar to show two themes on one screen.
An informational detail page: status header, stat row, milestones, files and an activity timeline.
Usage against plan limits, a segmented allowance, invoice history and an upgrade card.
An informational detail page for a single order: shipment progress, line items and a detail list.
Sectioned profile form: uploads, selects, notification toggles and a danger zone.
Seats with usage, member roles, two-factor status and pending invites.
General, members and billing behind a vertical tab rail — the second settings shape, beside the account form.
Hero, logo cloud, feature grid, stats, testimonials and a closing CTA, with the footer.
Three tiers with a working monthly/annual toggle, a full comparison table and a pricing FAQ.
Terms of service with a sticky table of contents, version line and a readable measure.
A featured post over a card grid, with a wired category filter, search and a real empty state.
Long-form post at a fixed measure: byline, reading progress, code sample, pull quote and related posts.
A form that actually submits: field validation, a failure that keeps what you typed, and a success panel.
Hero, stat band, values, the team, and a company timeline built from the activity feed.
A standalone FAQ page: hero, questions grouped by topic, and a closing contact CTA.
A triage list with unread state, grouping by day, bulk selection and an empty state.
An audit report: severity-ranked issues, affected elements and remediation notes.
Sign in, sign up, and forgot password (email, code, new password) in one screen, switched with tabs.
The error-page component in real site chrome: header above it, not just the component alone.
Open any screen, find the component in the library, and copy the exact React code.