While the Hero area is for giving some general idea about your product and emphasizing its value proposition, the Feature block is supposed to go a bit more into details, providing concise information on the key features of the product and what they allow the users to achieve. The block has several layouts, which we'll discuss separately in the following articles, but let's first check out how the block configuration is organized in general, and what are the key settings.

The block has 4 key components:

Let's check how each component is configured.

These are two text areas where you can enter the text.

Here you can add an image (either upload or select from gallery) by clicking on the image icon as well as enter an "alt" text for the image (specifies an alternate text for an image if the image cannot be displayed).

Next, you have the option to change the Image Position. It can be set to either Left or Right. Lastly, there is a field to upload a Background Image for the whole Feature area. The animation below shows the process of configuring this section.

In this section you add the features along with their Title, Description, and Icon.

The features are added within separate tabs as shown below. There's also a plus button for adding a new feature tab as well as a delete option to delete the current feature.

You can also reorganize the tabs using drag and drop.

This layout has a one-column list of features and the image is on the right by default.

In this layout, the features list is organized into two columns, and the image is on the left side by default.

In this layout, the features don't have a subtitle field (only title) and are organized into one column, as can be seen in the image above. Moreover, there's a link at the bottom, the Text and Action of which can be customized, as shown below.

This layout allows you to add an image to the feature to demonstrate it.

The users can switch between between the features to view each one, as shown below.