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List Cards

List cards live in account and help pages on both customer and pro apps. Like other action cards, list items lead to underlying content pages or flows.

Usage of List Cards

List cards can be stacked on pages where users can take multiple actions or view content. Each card should represent a single idea/concept and have a corresponding label that is clear. Overall the list should be easy to scan.

List Card Types

Anatomy of Basic List Card (card-list-basic)

The most basic variation of the list card.
1. Label (a-text-paragraph)
font-weight: book
font-size: 16px
font-color: text-black or red-medium
padding-left: 16px
pading-top: 24px
padding-bottom: 24px
max-width: 65.89% (226px)
2. Supporting Information (optional):
font-size: 16px
font-weight: book
font-color: slate-dark
padding-right: 8px
max-width: 27.4% (94px)
3. Divider (a-divider-light-343)
a-divider-light:
max-width: 343px
max-height: 1px
color: slate-light
padding-top: 24px

Anatomy of Icon List Card (card-list-icon)

To add visual interest to pages consisting only of list cards (like the Job Support pages in the pro app), the icon variation can be used.
1. Label Icon Font Awesome (a-icon-line) is used for the label icon.
font: font-awesome
font-size: 16px
font-weight: light
font-color: slate-dark, blue-medium-dark, red-medium
padding-left: 16px
padding-right: 4px
2. Label
font-weight: book
font-size: 16px
font-color: text-black
padding-right: 16px
pading-top: 24px
padding-bottom: 24px
padding-right: 8px
3. Divider (a-divider-light-343)
a-divider-light:
max-width: 343px
max-height: 1px
color: slate-light
padding-top: 24px