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# Value props

A row of up to four small icon + text points — shipping speed, returns, secure checkout, worldwide delivery. Quiet trust-building.

**Where to use it:** near the bottom of the homepage (it ships there by default), or on landing pages above the footer.

## Settings

* **Heading** — optional title above the row; usually left empty.

### Section style

* **Top padding** / **Bottom padding** (0–120 px, default 64), **Background color**, **Text color**.

## Blocks

### Value prop (up to 4)

* **Icon** — **Truck** (default), **Returns**, **Lock**, **Globe**, or **Ruler**.
* **Title** (default "Fast shipping") — three words max.
* **Text** (default "Orders ship within 24 hours") — one short line.

The default preset ships with four props: Fast shipping, Easy returns, Secure checkout, and Worldwide.

💡 **Pro tip:** every line here is a promise. "Orders ship within 24 hours" only builds trust if it's true — and "14-day return window" needs to match your actual return policy. Edit these to your real numbers before launch; a customer who catches one false claim distrusts the whole store.


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