Collections · real filters, shareable URLs
Short lists that answer a real brief
Each collection is a filter over the catalog rather than a hand-picked shelf, so the shortlist and the count of everything that matches stay truthful as the library grows. Every collection has its own URL to send someone.
Landing stack
Sections that carry a homepage on their own — hero through pricing.
/collections/landing-stackOpen collection →Under 5 KB
The whole interaction budget of a page, spent in one file.
/collections/under-5kbOpen collection →Zero-dep motion
Animated scenes with nothing to install.
/collections/zero-dep-motionOpen collection →A11y 98+
The top of the accessibility band, ready for a strict brief.
/collections/a11y-98Open collection →Forms & inputs
Every way to ask a user for something, in one shelf.
/collections/forms-inputsOpen collection →Dashboard starter kit
KPI cards, tables, charts and the empty states between them.
/collections/dashboard-kitOpen collection →Prompt starter
Verified briefs with the best measured fidelity.
/collections/prompt-starterOpen collection →Marketing page in a box
Hero through FAQ: the sections a landing page is made of, in paste order.
/collections/marketing-page-in-a-boxOpen collection →Calm interfaces
The lowest-motion components for a11y-sensitive builds.
/collections/calm-interfacesOpen collection →Quiet motion
Motion the stylesheet can quiet, with no JavaScript to argue with.
/collections/quiet-motionOpen collection →Dark mode first
Components that read best on near-black canvases.
/collections/dark-mode-firstOpen collection →Start here
The components that teach the catalog's conventions.
/collections/start-hereOpen collection →Enterprise-ready
The boardroom shelf: nothing ships until it is boring and correct.
/collections/enterprise-readyOpen collection →Quiet luxury
Small, token-driven, calm — restraint as a category, not a mood.
/collections/quiet-luxuryOpen collection →Award-calibre
The catalogue's own shortlist for what would go in a case study.
/collections/award-calibreOpen collection →Editorial premium
Sections that read like a printed annual report, not a template.
/collections/editorial-premiumOpen collection →AI interface suite
The bank-4 briefs, curated: chat shells, streaming heroes, model comparisons.
/collections/ai-interface-suiteOpen collection →Premium industry suite
Luxury hotel, auction house, private bank, first-class cabin — briefs for brands that sell restraint.
/collections/premium-industry-suiteOpen collection →Verified high-fidelity
The briefs that measure best: verified status and a fidelity average of 92 or better.
/collections/verified-high-fidelityOpen collection →Quick-build wins
Small briefs with a big payoff — the single-section pages that ship in an afternoon.
/collections/quick-build-winsOpen collection →Commerce & checkout
The cart, the summary, the stepper — commerce surfaces that state the tax and name the policy.
/collections/commerce-checkout-shelfOpen collection →Docs & help
Sidebars, search and shortcuts — the surfaces users reach for when they are stuck.
/collections/docs-help-shelfOpen collection →New in the last 30 days
17 entries — computed from publish dates, not a hand-maintained list.
Shelf diff
Pick two collections and see the overlap — the membership rules do the talking.
0 shared
6 only in the first
8 only in the second
Why filters instead of shelves
A hand-curated shelf rots: assets improve, bundles shrink, and the list quietly becomes wrong. A filter cannot rot — it either matches or it does not. Where a collection does need editorial judgement (which six landing sections), the sort order is the judgement and the membership stays mechanical, so the count printed beside each collection is always the true number of matches.