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Marketing / Content blocks
FeatureGrid.
The icon-card feature grid that recurs across dash.fi product pages — a grid stepping 1 → 2 → 3 columns at 640px and 1024px, each cell a `.mk-card` padded 28px stacking a 48px duotone glyph in the accent, a 17px/700 title, and a 14px muted blurb.
When to use
When a section needs to show 3–8 peer capabilities with equal weight — the "what you get" overview under a section intro. Reach for FeatureColumns when you want columns without card chrome, FeatureList when the set is long and a denser row layout fits, ThreeCardRow when there are exactly three and each needs its own link, and NumberedCardRow when the cells are ordered.
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Every cell is carded — the shared hairline card at --r-card (14px) on --m-card, padded 28px — at a flat 16px gap that does not ramp with the breakpoint.
The grid steps 1 → 2 → 3 at 640px and 1024px; four-up pages step to 4 at the same 1024px stop.
A borderless cell grid is FeatureColumns, not this.
The glyph sits bare at 48 × 48 with an 18px bottom margin — there is no --m-accent-soft tile behind it anywhere on the site. Colour goes on the wrapping
span so the 0.16-opacity fill and the stroke both inherit it; the grid also drops the stroke to
1.1 to lighten the glyph at that size. Title is 17px/700, blurb 14px/1.6 with text-wrap: balance rather than a ch cap. Tracks here are minmax(0, 1fr) as the porting note asks — the site's plain 1fr is a live
mobile-overflow risk.