Add more visuals

docs/en/Community-Articles/2026-03-12-official-react-ui-for-abp-framework/post.md

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 For layered and single-layer modern applications, the Admin Console is hosted by the backend and served under `/admin-console/*`. For microservice solutions, it runs as a separate React app under `apps/react-admin-console/`, with its own runtime configuration and the same `/admin-console/` base path. In both cases, the main React app can link users into the Admin Console when they need full administrative screens.
 
 This split is a practical design choice. Your business UI stays yours, while administration capabilities remain available, consistent, and upgradeable.
+![react-ui-and-admin-console](images/react-ui-and-admin-console.png)
 
 ## A different frontend philosophy
 
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 Once ABP 10.4 stable is released, the same modern React experience is planned to become generally available without needing to target the RC version explicitly.
 
+![ABP Framework React UI Modern Template Demo](images/abp-react-ui-modern-template-demo.gif)
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 ## What's next
 
 The React UI is now real in ABP 10.4 RC, and the final polishing work continues toward the stable release. If you have been waiting for a real React path in ABP, this is the point where it stops being a wish and starts becoming something you can actually build with.