Bento Grid Examples & Demos
Eight bento grid compositions modeled on how real sites actually use the pattern — SaaS feature walls, personal portfolios, analytics dashboards, app marketing screens. Every example is a live CSS grid rendered right here (drag any of them into new shapes via Edit), and every region is named the way you would actually name it, so the copied code reads like a layout, not a puzzle.
Reading these as a designer: notice the ratio of large to small tiles — the strongest bento pages keep one clear anchor per screen and let everything else support it. Two anchors fighting for attention is the most common way this layout style goes wrong.
Reading these as a developer: each example’s named grid-template-areas string is the whole layout. Move a name, move the block — no component changes, no absolute positioning, and the stack order on mobile is just source order. That maintainability is why bento won over hand-measured card collages.