Featured List
A list spotlighting select products with large imagery, descriptions, and prices. Highlights bestsellers or promotions on a storefront landing page.
A list spotlighting select products with large imagery, descriptions, and prices. Highlights bestsellers or promotions on a storefront landing page.
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Featured List is a two-tier product grid. At the top sits a full-width hero card that splits into two halves: a large square image on the left and a content panel on the right with the product name, a star rating with review count, a description, a strikethrough original price next to the current price and a savings callout, and two side-by-side action buttons. A "Featured" badge pins to the top-left corner of the image. Below that, four equal cards fill a two-column grid, each showing a square product photo, a title and star rating, a price pair, and the same pair of action buttons in a compact form.
The hero card and the secondary cards are independent. You can rewrite all copy, swap the images, change the product count, or remove the savings callout without affecting the rest of the layout. The heart icon on each card is already wired up as a button, so adding wishlist behavior requires no structural change.
Reach for this block when you want to push one item hard while still giving shoppers a quick path to related picks. It suits a workspace tools storefront landing page where one flagship plan or add-on deserves prominence and the secondary slots carry companion items. It works better than a uniform grid when the hero item has a story to tell, and better than a single product overview when you also need the browsing momentum that a row of secondary cards provides.
A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce page:
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The most common use is a promoted product paired with related items in the same category. A few other ways to use the frame:
Tip: keep the hero description to two or three sentences so the content panel stays balanced with the image on wider screens.