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The CTA Block: One Tidy Banner That Asks For the Click
One block that holds your heading, a line of copy and the buttons — centred or split — so the call-to-action at the end of a page is one thing to place, not four to line up.
The Counter Block: Give Your Best Numbers a Reason to Be Noticed
A strip of stat counters that climb from zero as they scroll into view — each with an icon, a prefix or suffix, and its own label.
The Comparison Table Block: Put Your Plans Side by Side
A side-by-side plan-and-feature grid — list your columns and rows, mark each cell with a check or a cross, and spotlight the option you want chosen.
The Countdown Block: Put a Live Timer on Your Deadline
A live countdown to any date — choose which units show, label them, box them like a flip clock, and decide what happens when it reaches zero.
The Container Block: The Box Every Section Is Built On
The section wrapper that decides where your blocks sit, how wide they run, and what colour the area behind them is — boxed or full-width, row or column, light or dark.
The Button Block: Call-To-Action Links That Match Your Brand
A call-to-action link with three built-in styles, three sizes, an optional icon and hover effects — all from the sidebar, no CSS.
The Breadcrumb Block: Show Visitors Where They Are
A navigation trail that builds itself from your site structure — pick a separator, add a home icon, and let search engines read the path too.
The Before / After Block: Let Visitors Wipe Between Two Images
A drag-to-reveal comparison slider you build with two images and a handful of sidebar controls — no CSS, no shortcode.
The Banner Block: A Hero Section That Reads Clearly Over Any Image
Build the top of your page — background, heading, text and buttons — as one block, with an overlay that keeps every word readable over a photo.