Bento 12 block design & features
Bento12 is a two-by-two bento built with shadcn/ui bordered cards on a light neutral section. Unlike typical bentos, each tile places its heading and supporting paragraph above the visual area rather than below. The four cells cover brand identity, developer structure, SaaS positioning, and custom illustration support. Visuals include a dotted-grid icon flow diagram with circular and square nodes connected by a dashed vertical line, plus additional UI mock panels with branded icons on grid backgrounds.
Rounded cards with subtle borders and neutral gray wells. Some descriptions use two-line clamping for uniform caption height. Motion fades icon nodes downward into place on scroll. The flow diagram tile is the most structurally distinctive, using a visible grid pattern as its backdrop.
Modern and layout-forward with a developer-tooling undertone. Inverting caption placement is the primary differentiator from standard image-first bentos. Moderate complexity achieved through CSS-built diagrams and icon grids rather than large photography.
Cards stack in one column on mobile with text remaining above each visual panel.