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      • Actions
        • Action menu
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        • Button group
        • File download
        • Save bar
        • Tasklist
        • Contextual Toolbar
      • Datalist
      • Datatable
      • Feedback
        • Alerts
        • Activity Loader
        • Badge (status)
        • Empty state
        • Snackbar
      • Form
        • Fields
        • Pickers
        • Selection controls
        • Tree
      • Images
        • Illustrations
        • Icons
        • Media
      • Navigation
        • Hyperlink
        • Page title
        • Sidebar
        • Top bar
      • Overlays
        • Modal
        • Popover
        • Tooltip
        • Side Drawer
      • Structure
        • Global layout
        • Panel
          • Activable Panel
          • Clickable Panel
          • Expandable Panel
          • Panel tabs
          • Totalizer Panel
        • Card
    • Patterns
      • Advanced selection
      • Configure options
      • Displaying data
      • Displaying history
      • Errors
      • Forms
        • Form - Creation mode
        • Form - Edition mode
        • Form - In a modal
        • Error Management
        • Stepper form
        • Onboarding form
      • Loading
      • Progressive disclosure
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    • Writing for Mirakl
      • Grammar and formatting
    • Vocabulary
      • Mirakl products
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Card

Cards are a great way to add some hierarchy and organization to a panel.

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Overview

Cards are a flexible component that helps organize content. They enable to display information in a clear and appealing way, making it easier to read and enhancing the overall appearance of the user interface.

Guidelines

Card component must always be used within a panel. When used outside of a panel, the utilization of the Card component is strictly limited to two defined types: the Clickable Card and the Totalizer Card.

The card component provides two background color options: white and grey. For visual distinction among multiple cards within the same panel, opt for a grey background.

Beyond this, the design allows for full creative flexibility in terms of padding, elements, and media, with the only requirement being consistency.

Cards or Datatalist ?

Datalists are best for displaying a collection of similar items, acting like a simpler version of a datatable without all its functionalities. They allow for easy comparison between items since the type of information displayed remains consistent across the list.

On the other hand, Cards are more versatile and are not limited to showing repetitive information. Instead, each card can present unique content, making them suitable for a wider range of uses where diverse information needs to be displayed in an engaging way.

in its card variation may look a lot like cards. However, there is a slight difference between those two components.

Datalist
Card with grey background
Totalizer and clickable cards are the only cards components to be used outside of a panel
This is a datalist in a card variation