bento grid

A bento grid is a screen layout that fits rectangular tiles of different sizes together, like the compartments of a Japanese bento box.

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Each tile in a bento grid holds one feature, piece of information or image, so a lot of content can be seen on one screen at a glance. The name comes from the Japanese bento box, which separates dishes into compartments.

It is used in product pages, portfolios and dashboard designs, and each tile may carry its own hover effect or animation.

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