3-Column SaaS Feature Cards — Minimal Divi 5 Layout

Built for SaaS and product marketing pages that need to communicate three core capabilities above the fold without a heavy visual budget. It slots naturally under a hero on a homepage, into a “How it works” area on a features page, or as a mid-page recap on a pricing page. The neutral slate palette and understated shadow make it equally at home for developer tools, B2B analytics dashboards, fintech products, and internal tools marketing sites. Agencies building MVP marketing pages for early-stage startups will get the most mileage — swap three icons, three headings, three sentences, and the section is done. It is not the right choice when you need long feature descriptions, screenshots inside each card, or more than three items in a single row.

Swap the three accent colors first: the icon background hexes (#2563EB, #10B981, #F59E0B) are the only chromatic notes in the whole block, so changing them to your brand triad instantly rebrands the section. If you use one brand color across all three cards, keep the icons themselves distinct so the row still reads as three ideas, not one repeated tile. Keep card headings to about 3–5 words (they are set at 22px and centered — anything longer wraps awkwardly at tablet width). Body copy per card should stay in the 15–30 word range; the 15px / 1.65 line-height is tuned for two short lines on desktop and three on mobile. If you need a fourth card, either switch the row to a 1/4 grid and shrink the padding to ~28px, or add a second row of three and duplicate the column module. To lean darker, invert the section background to #0F172A, set card backgrounds to #111827, and lift body text to #CBD5E1 — no other tokens need to change.