Bento 34 block design & features
Bento34 is a seven-tile bento on a light neutral section, built with Shadcn UI white cards across three stacked rows. The top row pairs wide panels for automated background checks and voice and text forensics, each with a preview well above slate headlines. A middle band mixes a facial recognition text card, an AI-driven legal assistance tile, and a cybercrime and fraud detection cell. A bottom row combines a large evidence-style panel with a frosted composite tile.
White surfaces sit on a soft gray section with rounded corners throughout. Preview wells use pale neutral backgrounds with layered floating cards, check icons, scanning highlights, and feathered edge gradients. The facial recognition cell adds a sweeping blue scanner over a smiley avatar plus a learn-more link. Headlines use medium slate type with muted supporting paragraphs.
An elaborate legal and investigation services collage with heterogeneous tile sizes on a sixteen-column middle band. Complexity mixes code-driven interface mockups with investigative copy across seven distinct scenes. The stacked-card and scanner motifs give it a surveillance-tech tone uncommon in simpler bento grids.
Rows stack vertically on mobile with each tile's preview-above-caption order preserved where captions exist.