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Three evenly spaced columns each with a number and a short label below. Use it for a clean, balanced stats strip on any marketing or about page.
Simple 3 Cols is a minimal stats strip. Three equal columns sit in a responsive grid, each holding a short label at the top, a large bold number in the middle, and a one-line caption below. On small screens the columns stack; from medium screens up they spread into a single row, giving each figure equal weight.
Every column is independent copy, so you can swap any label, number, or caption without affecting the others. The layout works with two or three figures and nothing prevents you from dropping one column entirely if you only have two key metrics to show.
Reach for this block when you need to surface a handful of proof points without drawing attention to the container itself. An online education platform can use it after the hero to show course completion rates, enrolled learners, and partner institutions at a glance before the reader scrolls to the feature detail. It works better than Horizontal With Dividers when you want the numbers to breathe rather than sit in a tight ruled band, and better than Card Group when you want the section to stay visually quiet.
A natural flow around it on a Marketing (Legacy) page:
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The block is a clean frame for any trio of figures that stand on their own without a chart or trend line. A few natural fits:
Tip: keep each caption to a short phrase of four words or fewer so the number stays the focal point and the row scans in a single pass.