Feature 284 block design & features
Feature284 is an image-forward bento board built with shadcn/ui, wrapping several rounded cells in one responsive matrix that grows to four columns and a controlled row span on desktop. Each cell pairs a photo, a short title, supporting copy, a small badge-style label, and a subtle help icon in the header row of the card.
Borders are soft, corners are large, and imagery uses object-cover crops inside rounded wells so every tile feels like a poster. A pointer-proximity glow traces the active tile edges, giving a futuristic highlight without hard neon outlines. Typography mixes bold card titles with muted descriptive lines, keeping scan patterns vertical inside each block.
This lands as premium product marketing: asymmetric spans, rich photography, and ambient interaction. It is more elaborate than uniform card grids because you must tune per-tile spanning plus distinct art. The standout hook is the glow layer, which sells a polished, interactive surface.
Breakpoints reflow span classes so the mosaic collapses toward single- or double-column stacks; expect image crops to recompose as aspect ratios change.