A product spec sheet built for fact-checking rather than persuasion. Twelve label-and-value pairs across three groups of four rows, laid out with rules alone and no cards. Values are set larger than their labels because the value is the unit of reading. No icons, so adding items never adds meaningless ornament.
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Best for: Spec sheets for technical evaluation or procurement review, the technical-requirements table in an RFP response, the supported-scope section of a developer-facing product deck, and security or infrastructure review meetings
Use: Use it when the reader already intends to buy and only wants to confirm the product runs in their environment: ten or more items with settled values such as supported platforms, rate limits, protocols, authentication methods, data retention, and regions. Typical homes are the Specs slide of a developer tool or API product, the technical-requirements table of an RFP response, the encryption, authentication, and log-retention terms for a security review, and hardware or SDK spec tables. A long list of items is the point here, not a flaw.
Avoid: Use feature-pillars or dark-feature-grid when there are only three to six items and each needs an explanatory sentence, module-cards-3 to introduce product modules, feature-checklist when only support or non-support matters, feature-benefit-ledger when the right column is a benefit statement rather than a value, feature-code-snippet to show integration in code, feature-showcase or feature-stack-hero to spotlight one capability alongside a screen, comparison-feature-matrix to compare several products column by column, and field-list-2col to document an API field schema. Values that cannot fit on one line will not fit these row heights.
Based on the currently selected theme Cobalt Grid. Switching the theme in the sidebar updates this section too.
Not used in any deck template yet.