Interactive Assessments in Block Form
A quiz app walks a user through questions one at a time, tracks their answers, and ends with a score. This block packages that flow as a ready-made interface: question cards, selectable answer options, a progress indicator showing how far along the user is, and a results screen that summarizes the outcome.
Delivering it as a block matters because quiz UIs live or die on pacing. Question transitions, disabled states after answering, and a satisfying results reveal are fiddly to build well, and here they arrive already composed from Shadcn UI components and Tailwind utilities.
Classrooms, Onboarding, and Beyond
Education platforms use quiz flows for practice tests and certification prep, HR teams for compliance and training checks, and marketers for lead-generation quizzes that trade a personalized result for an email address. Product teams also embed short knowledge checks at the end of onboarding flows to confirm users absorbed the basics.
The pattern sits between two neighbors in this library: survey forms collect opinions without right answers, while multi-step forms gather data across pages. A quiz adds correctness and scoring on top of that same step-by-step rhythm.
Groundwork for the Quiz Flow
The block is built with React and Tailwind on a foundation of Shadcn UI components, using primitives like Progress style indicators to communicate position in the question sequence. Questions and answers are plain data, so swapping in your own quiz content does not require touching the presentation.
Theming follows the standard Shadcn UI approach: design tokens defined as CSS variables in globals.css control card surfaces, borders, and text, which keeps the quiz legible in both light and dark mode and lets a single palette edit restyle the entire flow.
Availability and Integration
Like every example on this site, the quiz block ships in React, Vuejs, and Svelte versions, with the Vuejs and Svelte editions building on the shadcn-vue and shadcn-svelte ports. Whichever version you choose, the install flow is the same: run the shadcn CLI command at the top of the example page with npm, pnpm, yarn, or bun, or copy the files from the code tab.
This is a pro block, so source access and CLI installs come with the All Access plan on the pricing page. To make it yours, load questions from your CMS or API, and post completed attempts to your backend for grading history and analytics.