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BlocksCTA section

CTA section

A call to action as a centered closing section, a split beside a setup card that completes itself, or a dismissible banner.

$pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add @uiarc/cta-section
Live block · sample data

When to use

  • The last section of a landing page, asking for a trial or demo.
  • An in-page prompt beside a product visual that shows the outcome.
  • A slim promotional banner above content.

When not to use

  • The first screen of a page. Use Hero section.
  • Collecting an email. Use Newsletter signup.
  • A persistent site-wide notice. Use Announcement bar.

Installation

Add CTA section with the shadcn CLI, or copy the source by hand.

$pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add @uiarc/cta-sectionpnpm dlx shadcn@latest add @uiarc/cta-section

Adds the block and its local dependencies, and installs motion, lucide-react. First time? Add the @uiarc registry to components.json, or use the full URL:

Usage

Use this to ask for a trial, demo or signup. Pass href or onClick to each action; edit sample copy in cta-section-data.ts. Buttons in the preview confirm in place.

example.tsx
1import { CtaSection } from "@/registry/blocks/cta-section/cta-section";2 3export function Closing() {4  return (5    <CtaSection6      variant="split"7      title="Your team, set up before lunch"8      primaryAction={{ label: "Create a workspace", href: "/signup" }}9      secondaryAction={{ label: "Book a demo", href: "/demo" }}10      points={["Import from any tracker", "SSO included", "Cancel anytime"]}11    />12  );13}
Built fromButtonSegmented control

API reference

CtaSection

A call to action in three shapes chosen by variant: a centered closing section, a split layout beside a product visual, and a compact dismissible banner.

PropTypeDefaultDescription
variant"centered" | "split" | "banner""centered"centered closes a page, split sits beside a setup card that completes itself, banner is one line with an action.
titlestring–Heading. Each variant has sample copy.
descriptionstring–One sentence under the heading.
primaryActionCtaAction–{ label, href?, onClick?, confirmedLabel? }. With href it renders a link; with neither href nor onClick it confirms in place.
secondaryActionCtaAction | null–Second action in centered and split. Pass null to hide it.
notestring"No credit card required"Small print under the actions in centered.
facesstring[]–Up to four avatar URLs beside the note in centered. Pass [] to hide them.
pointsstring[]–Benefit lines with checks in split.
visualReactNode–Replaces the split variant's setup card, for your own screenshot or component.
onDismiss() => void–Banner only. Shows the dismiss button and is called after the banner has closed.
classNamestring–Extra class on the section.

Keyboard interactions

Tab
Moves through the actions, then the dismiss button in the banner.
EnterorSpace
Runs an action or dismisses the banner.

Accessibility

  • Each variant is a section labelled by its heading.
  • Actions with href are real links; others are buttons. Simulated confirmations announce politely.
  • The dismiss button has the name "Dismiss"; the banner closes its gap so focus order stays clean.
  • The setup card is aria-hidden: the copy beside it carries the message.

Motion

  • Primary actions lean their arrow forward on hover; buttons press to .97 and morph their width when the label changes.
  • Split: the stage rises into view once, then the setup card ticks its three steps, fills its progress line, and slides in teammates' faces.
  • Banner: dismissing fades it, scales it to .98, and springs its height closed so the page below moves up smoothly.
  • Reduced motion shows the finished setup card and removes travel.

Responsive behavior

  • Split stacks copy above the visual below 860px container width.
  • Below 560px actions go full width and stack, and the banner puts its text above the action and dismiss button.
  • Headings scale with the container between 30px and 52px.

Performance

  • The setup card runs three timers once after it enters view; everything else is CSS transitions.
  • No images except up to four small avatars.

Notes for AI

Give your coding assistant the Markdown reference instead of screenshots.

  • Use centered at the end of a landing page, split mid page next to a relevant product state, and banner at the top of an app or docs page.
  • Pass href for real navigation. Leave both href and onClick out only for previews.
  • One primary and at most one secondary action. Keep labels to two or three words with a verb.
  • Edit cta-section-data.ts for the sample copy and the setup card content.
/components/blocks/cta-section/markdown

The full library index for assistants is at /llms.txt.

Related

Hero sectionBlockThree full screen SaaS heroes: a live dashboard rising from the bottom edge over a drifting mesh, a workflow graph that routes sample events node by node, and editorial type over a mesh gradient.Newsletter signupBlockAn email signup framed by a stack of past issues; subscribing drops the next issue, addressed to you, onto the front.Announcement barComponentA top banner that rotates messages, counts down, and collapses smoothly when dismissed.Pricing calculatorProBlockA seat slider and billing toggle drive plan cards with rolling prices and a moving recommended badge.
PreviousStats bandNextNewsletter signup
Arc · 75 block pagesllms.txt

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  • When to use
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  • Installation
  • Usage
  • API reference
  • Keyboard
  • Accessibility
  • Motion
  • Responsive behavior
  • Performance
  • Notes for AI
  • Related
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