Compact Two Column

About this block

Compact Two Column opens with a narrow centered heading and a one-line subheading, both text-balanced for clean wrapping at any viewport width. Below that, eight feature items fill a two-column list. Each item pairs a small check icon with a bold lead phrase followed by a plain-language sentence that explains it. The columns collapse to a single stack on small screens.

Every item in the list is independent copy, so you can swap any of the eight leads and descriptions without touching the layout. The heading and subheading are also standalone, and the list length can shrink or grow as long as you keep an even count to preserve the two-column rhythm.

When to use

This block is the right choice when you want to set out what every plan includes without building a full feature grid. It fits naturally on a pricing page just above or below the plan cards, on a property marketplace's "What every listing gets" section, or on any page where you need to reassure prospects that the essentials are covered before they scroll to a call to action. It is lighter than Icon Grid Six, which suits a broader capability showcase, and more scannable than a prose paragraph list.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• A hero section to introduce the product before the feature summary
• A how it works section that walks through the setup flow before this block confirms what comes included

After

• A pricing section so readers move from the feature summary straight to plan selection
• A testimonials section to back up the essentials list with real customer validation

What you can display

A short intro sentence: this layout works for any list of standard inclusions that benefits from parallel structure and fast scanning.

• Plan inclusions. List the eight capabilities every subscriber gets so prospects understand the baseline before comparing tiers.
• Property listing features. On a real estate marketplace, spell out what every listing page provides, from photo galleries to enquiry tracking.
• Onboarding checklist. Show new users the tools that are already active in their account the moment they sign up.

Tip: keep each description to one short sentence so the two columns stay visually balanced and the block reads in a single glance.