Bento Grid Flow
Bento grid flow timeline with masonry path layout.
Main Features of Bento Grid Flow
How to Use Bento Grid Flow in Next.js
Installation Guide for Bento Grid Flow
Props
Customize the component with these props
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
items | Array<{year: string, title: string, desc: string, category: string}> | [] | Array of timeline items with year, title, description, and category. |
backgroundColor | string | #0a0a0a | Background color (hex, rgb, or hsl). |
accentColor1 | string | #4f46e5 | First accent color for gradient effects. |
accentColor2 | string | #7c3aed | Second accent color for gradient effects. |
borderColor | string | rgba(255,255,255,0.05) | Border color. |
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When to Use
Excellent for complex products, SaaS roadmaps, and Next.js applications that want a high-density, modular layout. Use this React component for a bento-style timeline grid where history points span different mosaic tiles.
Best Practices
Maintain consistent spacing within your design system by aligning the grid gaps with your primary site layout. Follow React best practices by using high-contrast active highlights. Optimize for performance by using efficient grid-span transforms.
Why This Component Matters in Modern UI Development
Bento grids allow you to showcase both hard dates and illustrative content in a unified digital architecture. This production-ready UI component helpsคุณ build an interface that feels structured and modern.
Frequently Asked Questions
QHow does the mosaic work?
It uses a professional CSS grid where timeline events populate different 'bento tiles' to create a sense of visual density and hierarchy.
QCan I add images to tiles?
Yes, the component is designed to handle both text-based milestones and rich media content within the individual bento boxes.
QIs it mobile responsive?
The grid automatically collapses into a single-column layout on smaller screens, ensuring the timeline remains clear and easy to read.