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Component kit: plain HTML and CSS sections, no framework #410

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Build the component kit the rest of this depends on: a registry of sections that render to plain HTML and CSS, no React and no bundler.

Every kit people compare us to (VengeanceUI, Magic UI, Aceternity) ships React plus Framer Motion. Ours should paste into a WordPress block, a PHP template or a static folder and still work, which is the same promise the export already makes.

First release is six sections, each one doing a job the others cannot: hero, feature grid, pricing, testimonial, contact with the signup form from #402, and footer. Six finished beats twelve that are variants of each other. The rest follow once these hold up.

Done when: each section is defined once, renders in the app and in an export with identical markup, a test holds the two in step the way exportSectionParity.test.ts does for site sections, and each one clears #418.

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  1. singhharsh1708 commented on Oct 3, 2026

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    The set itself is in, #430: six sections, plain HTML and CSS, nothing to install. The /ui page that shows them and the copy button are #411, which is next.

    Left out the testimonial on purpose. Its sample content would be a made-up endorsement, and handing people a fake quote to ship is worse than being one section short. Questions took its place.

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