Card Design
Cards are used to group similar concepts and tasks together for users to scan, read, and get things done. It displays content in a familiar and recognizable style.
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In Practice
- Group related information
- Display information in a way that prioritizes what the user needs to know most first
- Use headings that set clear expectations about the card’s purpose
- Stick to single user flows or break more complicated flows into multiple sections
- Avoid more than 2 call-to-action buttons or links and only one primary call to action per card
- Use calls to action on the bottom of the card for next steps and use the space in the upper right corner of the card for persistent, optional callouts (such as Time saver)
Accessibility
Screen reader support
Use semantic HTML to provide more context to screen readers and bots. For example, use <header>
HTML tag for card headers, <footer>
HTML tag for card footers, and wrap the card in an <article>
or <section>
HTML tag.