Stats Grid
A tidy grid of key numbers with labels for users, revenue, or reach. Use it on an about page to back up your story with solid figures, fast.
A tidy grid of key numbers with labels for users, revenue, or reach. Use it on an about page to back up your story with solid figures, fast.
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Stats Grid opens with a centered header: a small tinted badge, a bold headline, and a short supporting paragraph. Below that sits a four-column card grid where each card holds a tinted icon, a large numeric value, a label, and a one-sentence description. At the bottom, a tinted accent panel splits into two columns: a heading with a paragraph on the left and a two-cell mini grid of rounded tiles on the right, each tile showing a large percentage and a short caption.
Every part of the block is independent. The header copy, the badge text, and the number of stat cards can all be changed without affecting the accent panel. The mini grid in the panel holds exactly two tiles in the demo but the structure accepts more. Stats that are not relevant to your product can be removed from the array and the grid reflows cleanly.
Reach for this block when your about page needs to move quickly from narrative to proof. For a product analytics SaaS, it is the natural place to surface adoption numbers, uptime figures, and customer counts before a visitor reads any further. It works better than a simple text section when you have at least four distinct figures to show, and better than an animated counter block when you want each stat to carry a sentence of context alongside the number.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
Before
After
The obvious fit is your core product metrics, one figure per card. A few other ways to use the frame:
Tip: keep each card description to a single short sentence so the grid stays visually even across all four columns at every breakpoint.