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A two column grid pairing each icon with a heading and short paragraph. Lays out a handful of product features in a clean, balanced reading layout.
Two Cols Grid is a feature list split into two equal columns. Each item in the grid is a horizontal icon block: a large icon sits to the left, and a bold heading with a short supporting paragraph runs alongside it. Three items stack down the left column and three more stack down the right, giving you six feature points in a balanced, readable layout.
There is no heading or intro text at the section level, so the six items stand alone. Every icon block is independent, meaning you can rewrite the heading and body copy for each one, swap in a different icon, or reduce the set to four items by removing a pair without affecting the rest of the layout.
Reach for this block when you need to list studio or agency strengths without a long narrative. A creative agency presenting its working values, disciplines, or process pillars fits naturally here: the two column split keeps six points readable at a glance, while the icon anchors each idea visually. It is a better fit than a single centred column when you have four to six points of roughly equal weight and want them above the fold on a wide screen.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
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After
Each item is a short argument, so the clearest use is a set of distinct selling points. A few directions that work well:
Tip: keep each paragraph to two or three sentences so the two columns stay level and neither side feels heavier than the other.