Show HN: Website Builder with Shadcn Blocks(beste.co)2 points·by zieg·7 เดือนที่ผ่านมา·0 commentsbeste.coShow HN: Website Builder with Shadcn Blockshttps://beste.coHey HN,I built this because I was frustrated with existing website builders:- Drag-and-drop builders are tedious and produce messy results- No-code tools still have a learning curve. You need an expert or to become an expert- Inline editing always breaks something, especially useless for repeating lists- AI builders? Explaining what you want, burning thousands of tokens, and still ending up editing code yourselfSo I made something simpler: pick crafted shadcn blocks, customize colors/text/images through a clean sidebar, and publish.What's included:- 150+ blocks (planning to expand to thousands)- Multi-language support – create sites in any language- Built-in blog- Free custom domain connection- Integrations: Meta Pixel, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, PostHog, etc. for professionals.The idea is that constraints create better outcomes. Instead of infinite flexibility, you get curated blocks that just work together.Would love your feedback. Is this useful? What would make it better?0 commentsPost comment—
I built this because I was frustrated with existing website builders:
- Drag-and-drop builders are tedious and produce messy results
- No-code tools still have a learning curve. You need an expert or to become an expert
- Inline editing always breaks something, especially useless for repeating lists
- AI builders? Explaining what you want, burning thousands of tokens, and still ending up editing code yourself
So I made something simpler: pick crafted shadcn blocks, customize colors/text/images through a clean sidebar, and publish.
What's included:
- 150+ blocks (planning to expand to thousands)
- Multi-language support – create sites in any language
- Built-in blog
- Free custom domain connection
- Integrations: Meta Pixel, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, PostHog, etc. for professionals.
The idea is that constraints create better outcomes. Instead of infinite flexibility, you get curated blocks that just work together.
Would love your feedback. Is this useful? What would make it better?