ISby Informeek Studio·Made with Claude·6 November 2026
LiveWatch the bars grow and the ring spin
The prompt
Claude · Claude Opus 5.5
Create a dark features section laid out as a bento grid. Headline "Everything your team needs. Nothing it does not." Four tiles of different sizes: a large one for Real-time sync, one for Live analytics with small bars that grow when shown, one for 99.99% uptime across 14 regions with a slowly spinning ring, and one for SSO with Okta, Google and Azure with a lock icon. Rounded tiles, thin borders, violet and cyan accents. Stack the tiles in one column on mobile.
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Make it yours by renaming the four tiles after your own strongest features.
About this features section design
Bento grids took over features section design because they let one benefit be bigger than the rest. Here the largest tile goes to real-time sync, while analytics, uptime and single sign-on get smaller tiles around it.
Each tile shows instead of tells. The analytics tile has bars that grow when the section appears, and the uptime tile has a slowly spinning ring. They are small touches, but they make a dark page feel like a working product rather than a brochure.
Why the prompt works
It names all four features and what each tile should show.
It asks for different sizes, which is what makes a bento grid read well.
It keeps the palette tight: dark tiles, thin borders, two accents.
It says what happens on mobile: one column.
When to use it
Bento layouts suit products with one headline feature and several supporting ones. If all your features matter equally, a simple three-column grid will read faster.
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