01Why bento grids work
A list of features asks the visitor to decide what matters. A bento grid decides for them: the big cell is the headline feature, the small ones support it. That is hierarchy, applied to a features section.
02What makes a good one
- One clearly dominant cell, usually spanning two columns or rows.
- Each cell shows something (a screenshot, a number, a motion) rather than only an icon and a sentence.
- Consistent corner radius and gaps, so it reads as one object.
- Motion, if any, used to demonstrate the feature, not to decorate.
03Common mistakes
- All cells the same size, which defeats the point.
- Too many cells: six to eight is usually plenty.
- Text-only cells that would have worked better as a list.
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Written by the Orlume team · Updated October 2026
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