Split Columns
A split column layout that places shipping on one side and returns on the other. Lets customers compare delivery and refund terms in one quick glance.
A split column layout that places shipping on one side and returns on the other. Lets customers compare delivery and refund terms in one quick glance.
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Split Columns places two equal columns side by side: "Shipping Information" on the left and "Returns & Exchanges" on the right. Each column opens with a bold heading, then stacks four icon rows beneath it. Every row pairs a small muted icon badge with a subheading and a short paragraph, so Delivery Options, Processing Time, Shipping Costs, and International Shipping sit opposite Return Policy, Return Process, Condition Requirements, and Exceptions.
All eight rows are independent. You can rewrite any heading or paragraph, swap an icon for one that better fits your category, or remove a row entirely without affecting the rest of the layout. On narrow screens the two columns stack into a single vertical list, so the same content reads cleanly on mobile.
Reach for this block when you want shoppers to weigh delivery and return terms together rather than hunting through a single long column. It suits a dedicated policy page, the lower section of a course or subscription checkout page, or anywhere a buyer needs to confirm fulfillment details before committing. For an online education platform selling physical study kits or certificate bundles, the side by side comparison lets students check shipping lead times and the refund window in one glance, which reduces pre-purchase support questions. The accordion variant is better when space is tight and you want the text hidden until requested; this layout is better when you want both topics visible without any interaction.
A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce page:
Before
After
Each column accepts any pair of related policy topics, not just shipping and returns. A few ways to use the frame:
Tip: keep each paragraph to two or three sentences so both columns stay roughly the same height and the layout remains balanced.