Card

Card is a container that groups related content.

Card
Types

There are 2 different types of card — Small and large.

Small card
Large card
When to use

The card component is ideal for highlighting content whilst still keeping structure. It is primarily used for promotions or conveying crucial information.

It's also useful for presenting related details about a specific topic.

  • Use multiple cards as part of a heterogeneous collection to display a variety of content types at the same time on the same page.
  • Don’t use cards for listed content or components.

Multiple cards working in harmony
Cards being used for contact information

Small card

Use to display related information on a single subject.

Small cards — balance card, alert and nudge

Large card

Large cards are best suited for situations where you need to clearly highlight content, like in the case of promotions.

Promo card
Best practices

Utilise cards for presenting both content and actions related to a specific topic. Ensure that cards are designed for effortless scanning of pertinent and actionable details.


Arrange elements such as text and images on the cards in a manner that effectively communicates their hierarchy.

Promo card in default state
Card used on existing components
Placement
  • Cards can be showcased collectively in a grid, vertical list, or carousel format.
  • Can be positioned at the top, middle or bottom of a screen paired with a heading.
  • Don’t place in a carousel if the cards have different height values.

Balance cards
Cards next to related text or images
Interaction

The card component has optional states based on if the card is clickable or static. As well as buttons and dismiss icons.

Card states
Card — action alert
Card — nudge
Card with cross for dismiss
Card — button accessories
Accessibility

The card component scales in height with scaled text.

Card with dynamic type
Card with image over text
Availability

Platform

Available

Developer documentation

Android

iOS

Web