A bento grid is a page layout made from a group of rectangular cards, often in different sizes, arranged together like compartments in a lunch box. Each card can highlight a separate piece of information or action.
For example, a dashboard might give a large card to the main chart and smaller cards to recent activity and quick links. This helps people scan several kinds of content in one place.
Different card sizes can make a page feel lively, but they should still have a clear order. If every card competes for attention, the grid can become harder to understand.