Feature Section With Security Grid

Pro

Adaptive feature section with WebGL side rays, two hero-style CTAs, and a six cell bordered matrix of security controls with original hairline icons.

When to use Feature Section With Security Grid

Use this when the page has to name controls a buyer will later find in a security questionnaire. The six cells are equal, the icons are original line drawings, and every claim sits in real text rather than a badge image. That is the point: a legal review can read the section without opening a screenshot. It belongs under a product hero on an enterprise, healthcare, or infrastructure site, not as decoration on a consumer launch.

Skip it when the product has no real controls to name, or when the claims are really product capabilities that want a sequence. Six empty cells padded with synonyms reads as a gap. The shipped copy uses a fictional operator called Northkeep, so replace the headline, cells, and buttons before this goes to production. The surface follows the page in light and dark. In light mode the rays sit quieter so the grid stays readable.

Block details

Renders
WebGL canvas. Compiles a shader before the first frame
Theme
Follows the site theme in light and dark
Responsive
Mobile, tablet and desktop breakpoints are already set
Dependencies
clsxogltailwind-merge
Source
514 lines, 18 KB in one file
Install
wensity add feature-section-with-security-grid --type block
Stack
React, Next.js, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS v4
Licence
Included with Wensity Pro. The CLI copies the file into your repository and you own it from there
Tags
light, dark, grid, security, compliance, saas, webgl
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