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Cards are taller than they are wide, panels are just general content panes, and tiles are generally more square-like.
- What are tiles in UX?
- What are cards in mobile design?
- What is a card component?
- What are cards in UX design?
What are tiles in UX?
The card (or tile) is a UI element that gives the designer a way to show information in an eye catching form. A key part of their success is that they are flexible, making it easy to share information on both mobile and desktop platforms.
What are cards in mobile design?
Cards are used for grouping information.
A single card will typically include a few different types of media, such as an image, a title, a synopsis, sharing icons, or a call-to-action button — all associated with the same concept.
What is a card component?
Depending on the website, the card component is used to group various pieces of content into a container which can be used throughout your website. Here's an example of a card component in one of our projects. In some instances, a card can be a user profile, content teaser/excerpt, latest news or events.
What are cards in UX design?
Cards are those little rectangles full of inclusive images and text that serve as entry points to more detailed information. They help designers to balance good interface aesthetics with good usability. The cards also very convenient and can be used for displaying content composed of different elements.
