Bento Grid is five white tiles of uneven height. Icons and short lines: Full text search, Multilingual, a tall Save your files column, Calendar, Notifications. Dotted paper behind. Corners are large; icons are hairline.
This is a file-product feature map, not a photo bento. Empty space inside tiles is intentional.
Docs tools or workspace marketing that want a quiet mosaic can use this. It will not look like a magazine. You scan captions more than pictures, because there are none.
The tall center tile is the spine. Icons sit low in some cells and high in others, which is how a bento avoids a spreadsheet. File-saving as you type is a caption, not a demonstration.
Five captions, five icons, no photographs. That refusal is the style. A file product can look like stationery and still list its jobs in public.
