What is a card 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.
How a business card should be?
Aside from your name and job title, add your business name, telephone number, website, email address, and social media handles. Make sure you include all of this information on your business card so customers can easily contact you the way they feel most comfortable.
How to use card based design for UX?
From design point of view, it’s recommended to use cards with rounded colors and use subtle shadow. Rounded corners are pleasing for the eye and make card look like a physical card, while shadows gives the impression of depth. These elements add a nice visual touch to your designs without becoming a distraction.
Which is a strength of card based design?
Card-based design usually heavy relies on visuals. And going heavy on images is a strength of card-based design. Studies confirm that images when they used properly have positive impact on design— images draw the user’s eye efficiently and immediately. The emphasis on using images makes card-based design more attractive to users.
What to look for in a business card?
Given that UX is all about simple usability and accessibility, it’s not surprising UX designers often opt for minimal, monochrome designs when it comes to business cards. The problem is, the simple approach runs the risk of just looking boring when applied to a business card.
What makes a good design for a card?
Cards are excellent in boosting the design of your page. It also brings in great usability for the user. Cards are more than just good design, they are good experiences. And there is plenty for designers in cards to go creative, express themselves and create rich user experiences.