What “HTML + React” means in this archive
For one chosen archive record, Panor delivers the archived HTML export, React export, and metadata record after account sign-in, secure Stripe checkout, and payment fulfillment.
The two exports are useful for different kinds of inspection. HTML makes the document structure, element hierarchy, and static styling reference easy to examine. React makes the component-oriented version available as an implementation reference. The public preview comes first: it lets a buyer decide whether a particular visual direction is worth adding to a private source library.
How to evaluate a design before selecting it
A useful source reference starts with a real interface question, not a blind download. Use the Design Archive to narrow the collection by title or creator, open the expanded preview, and compare the chosen record with the layout or interaction direction you are exploring.
Start with the public preview
Inspect hierarchy, composition, surface treatment, and visible interaction cues. A preview is for evaluation; it is not a public source download.
Decide what you want to study
Use the HTML export when document structure and markup reference matter. Use the React export when a component-oriented implementation reference is more relevant to your project.
Select one focused reference
Each $0.51 purchase is for one selected source bundle, so choose the design whose visual direction is useful to the problem you are working on.
What the purchase includes
Each completed purchase corresponds to one selected archive record. The bundle contains:
- the archived HTML export for that selected design;
- the archived React export for that selected design; and
- the metadata record associated with that selected design.
Panor does not describe a source bundle as an anonymous or shared download. Public previews support evaluation, while the source files remain private to the purchaser’s Panor account.
How account-bound delivery works
When a visitor chooses a bundle, Panor presents sign-in or account creation before checkout. Stripe processes the $0.51 USD purchase. After payment fulfillment, the selected source bundle appears in My Library for the account that completed the purchase.
This delivery model gives a purchaser one place to retrieve the selected source later and keeps source access separate from the public preview catalog.
Authorization and use context
The Design Archive is published with Variant legal-team authorization for public preview display and account-bound source-bundle delivery. The archive’s source-delivery description explains the Panor flow; it does not replace any applicable terms governing a specific selected bundle.
Compare the designs in the archive
Browse all 656 public previews, inspect the design that fits your reference need, and receive the selected HTML, React, and metadata bundle in My Library after secure checkout.
Browse the Design Archive →Clear answers / archive facts
HTML + REACT SOURCE FAQ_
Does a bundle include both HTML and React?
Yes. Each selected Panor source bundle includes the archived HTML export, React export, and metadata record for that design.
Can I preview a design first?
Yes. Public previews and expanded preview views are available in the Design Archive before checkout.
Does one purchase unlock the entire archive?
No. Each $0.51 USD purchase corresponds to one selected source bundle.
How do I receive a purchased bundle?
Sign in to Panor, complete secure Stripe checkout, and retrieve the selected source in My Library after payment fulfillment.
Are the source files public?
No. Public previews are available for evaluation, while source files remain private and account-bound to the purchaser.