
Block Four uses the same AI development feature set as Block Three, but moves the content into individual shadcn Card surfaces inside a masked carousel rail. The sm:*:basis-1/2 and lg:*:basis-1/3 classes make the section feel like a product feature shelf: one card on small screens, two on tablets, three on desktop.
This design works well when the feature carousel needs stronger separation between items. The React source keeps each card height consistent with subgrid rows, while Tailwind CSS handles the rounded corners, shadow, padding, and horizontal mask.
Because it is plain React styled with Tailwind CSS and shadcn primitives, the block is easy to adapt in a Next.js app. Treat the demo copy as a structure guide, then replace it with product-specific feature names, screenshots, and proof.
Yes. The source imports Tailark Carousel components and, in several variants, shadcn Card surfaces for a reusable feature carousel pattern.
Use it on a product page when several capabilities need equal weight and a compact browsing interaction.
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