Bite-sized bento grid UX designs: Think outside the lunchbox

Bento grids, inspired by the traditional Japanese bento box, offer a dynamic and flexible alternative to traditional grid layouts in UX design by organizing content into uneven yet visually appealing sections. Their popularity arises from their ability to balance creativity and structure, making them ideal for modern, engaging layouts in portfolios and dashboards. Designers appreciate bento grids for their visual intrigue and adaptability, as they can seamlessly blend with other grid types to create unique and versatile layouts. The tutorial outlines the process of designing bento grids in Figma, emphasizing the importance of setting up the frame, adding grids and boxes, ensuring responsiveness, and incorporating micro-interactions to enhance usability. With the ability to adapt to different screen sizes through breakpoints, bento grids provide an innovative approach to creating user-centered designs that stand out.