Cards are used to group related information and actions. They act as entry points to more detailed content.
Customize the card layout and style to see how it adapts to different content.
This is a sample card description. Cards are flexible containers used to group related content and actions.
Cards are one of the most flexible and widely used patterns in modern UI design. They organize content into digestible chunks, making it easy for users to scan and explore. Because they are self-contained, cards adapt easily to different screen sizes and layouts.
Images or videos at the top or side to grab attention and provide context.
Title, summary text, and metadata. Keep it concise to encourage scanning.
Buttons or links (e.g., "Read More", "Like") usually placed at the bottom.
The background and border/shadow that defines the card's boundaries.
Ensure each card represents a single, distinct piece of content or object.
Decide if the whole card is clickable (for detail view) or if it contains discrete actions.
Use a border or shadow to clearly separate the card from the background.