Card

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A styled container for pieces of itemized content.

Usage

Cards are shadowed surfaces that display content and actions on a single topic. They should be easy to scan for relevant and actionable information. Due to its visual representation, cards can support gesture and be an interactive element.

When to use

Use a card in the following cases:

  • To present a summary and link to additional details and information.

  • To group information into logical chunks.

  • When the card surface itself is an interactive element.

  • To create flexible layouts.

  • To display information of one topic.

  • To create a dashboard or show a variety of content types at the same time.

Anatomy

A card is composed by several components.

  1. Picture: An image related to the subject

  2. Contextual information: Help the user to know quickly the thematic of the card

  3. Main content: Some texts that resume the page linked to the card

  4. Actions: Some icons that can toggle various actions

Placement

On mobile vertically, put one card per row and use the all the space of the screen. Horizontally, you can put two or three cards depending of the width of the screen.

Support gestures

Especially in mobile, gestures work well and add an element of fun. You can use swipe gestures to move cards and pick-up-and-move gesture to arrange a collection of cards.

Do’s & Don’ts

Only put essential information on the card Only one subject by card Don’t truncate text on a card, make it shorter

Do

Keep cards concise, with essential information for the user.

Don’t

Do not overload cards with information that are optional or unnecessary.

Do

Groups of cards have to be aligned to the column grid in a layout area.

Don’t

Do not align individual cards to individual colums in the responsive column grid.

Do

When a card is about a post, or an article, write a summary which give an overview about the topic. It will make the reader want to continue reading it.

Don’t

Don't show the first few lines of your posts. Often these do not give essential information about the content and the overall idea of the posts.

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