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Tabs paired with a live preview that updates as buyers select a feature. Lets shoppers explore what each capability looks like before they buy.
Interactive Feature Tabs opens with a centered heading section: a small badge label, a large title, and a short supporting paragraph. Below that sits a three-tab switcher (Materials, Craftsmanship, Sustainability) that controls which panel is visible. Each panel is a two-column grid with a text column on the left and a rounded image panel on the right. The text column holds a subheading, a paragraph, a checklist of four bullet points each marked with a small circular check icon, and a call-to-action button. At the very bottom a footer bar carries a prompt and a link to the full product specification page.
Every part of the block is independent. You can rewrite the badge text, heading, and description without touching the tabs. Each tab label and its matching content, checklist items, and button copy stand alone, so you can rename tabs, swap bullet points, or drop a tab entirely. The footer bar is optional and can be removed if you do not need a secondary link.
Reach for this block when your ecommerce storefront brand needs to show several distinct product dimensions, such as materials, process, and values, without stacking them into a long scroll. Compared to an alternating features layout, the tab switcher keeps the page compact and lets a shopper jump directly to the angle they care about most. It works well on a flagship product page below the main overview, or on a brand story page where the three-tab structure maps neatly to three brand pillars.
A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce page:
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The block fits any product that groups into two to four distinct themes a shopper might want to compare. A few natural fits for storefront brands:
Tip: keep each checklist to four items or fewer so the two columns stay equal in height and the image does not get clipped on mobile.