Open the page Example
Nia Voss on Bento
Wide cards for the two main projects, small ones for a lamp, a colour study and the studio name.
Blocks: Text · Project · Image · Email
Bento personal website examples with uneven cards.
A bento personal website arranges your content as cards of different sizes, so the important pieces can be big and the small details stay small. It works best when your content varies: a main project, a quick note, a photo, a link. Here are two example pages.
Try this layout Example
Alex Chen on Bento
Projects of similar weight sit side by side. If one project should clearly lead, Minimal may suit you better.
Blocks: GitHub · Text · Contact
What these have in common
- Card sizes that match how important each piece is.
- One idea per card.
- Images uploaded at a good resolution.
- Contact in its own card, easy to spot.
Start from Bento
The grid both examples use. Drag cards around until the layout fits your work.
Use the Bento templateAbout Bento
You can try it without an account. Publish at sayhi.page/yourname with the personal website builder, or browse all the examples.
Keep going
Bento website builder
Card sizes, the blocks you can add, and how to set up your page.
Questions
Can I rearrange the cards on a bento page?
Yes. In the studio you can drag blocks into a new order and change each card’s size, then preview the grid before you publish.
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Bento.me alternative
Bento.me now redirects to Linktree. SayHi still has the bento grid.