Card

Cards are used to group similar concepts together to make a page easier to read.

Component checklist

Figma component

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Repository

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Usage


Do
Sections are grouped with cards.

Use cards to group content or actions related to a single subject.

Caution
All sections are grouped within one card.

Use caution when grouping content in a card container; implying connection between unrelated pieces of content by grouping them together results in a confusing experience.

Don't nest too many cards

Do
Card with one nested layer.

Nested cards can be useful for building information hierarchies.

Don't
Card with two nested layers.

Creating too many nested layers can lead to complex interfaces that erode the benefits of grouping related content. Use discretion when nesting cards.

Keep content left-aligned

Do
All content within the card is left-aligned.

In general, keep content within cards left-aligned to ensure consistency and legibility.

Caution
Some of the content on the card is centre-aligned.

Using cards with centre or right alignments can cause page layouts to be messy and confusing. Avoid using these alignments.

Cards should not be scrollable

Do
All information on a card is visible.

Present all essential information within the card's visible area; avoid hiding content that users need to see and interact with.

Don't
Some content on the card is not visible because it is scrollable.

Hiding content within a card can be confusing and may result in a user missing important information. Try to avoid hidden overflow within cards.