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# Clickable Panel

Clickable panels are used to display information in a clickable zone.

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## Overview

Clickable panels are used to display information in a clickable zone. Clickable panels are composed of a background icon and a title and can have a subtext and/or a tooltip (optional), and an arrow icon (optional and overridable). Icon background, title, and subtext have their own loading strategy.

## Guidelines

A clickable panel can either trigger a redirection (navigating to another page, opening a URL) or an action (opening a modal, requesting an API).

{% hint style="info" %}
A clickable panel cannot be used within another panel and cannot contain any child component.
{% endhint %}

## Content

Clickable panel content should follow our [content guidelines](/content/writing-for-mirakl.md).&#x20;

Both title and subtext must be as concise as possible and indicate clearly where the user will land or what they will be asked to do when clicking the panel.


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