Effortless Customization
Cards are pluggable UI components that are managed and displayed in a web portal. Cards in Pages are created by reusing the cards introduced in Bootstrap to enable effortless customization.
Advance Tools
We have crafted Pages Cards to suit any use case. Add a maximize button into your Cards controls bar to make the Cards go full-screen. This will come handy if you want to show lot of content inside a Cards and want to give the content some room to breath
VIA senior product manage
for UI/UX at REVOX
With Scroll
When it comes to digital design, the lines between functionality, aesthetics, and psychology are inseparably blurred. Without the constraints of the physical world, there’s no natural form to fall back on, and every bit of constraint and affordance must be introduced intentionally. Good design makes a product useful. A product is bought to be used. It has to satisfy certain criteria, not only functional, but also psychological and aesthetic. Good design emphasizes the usefulness of a product whilst disregarding anything that could possibly detract from it. It’s always obvious when design is an afterthought. The hallmarks of the engineering-first approach are everywhere: inscrutable interfaces, convoluted workflows, user guides the size of The Iliad. This was the dominant approach for the first several decades of personal computing, and it’s left its mark in the form of software designed with its creators in mind, rather than its users.
With Separator
When it comes to digital design, the lines between functionality, aesthetics, and psychology are inseparably blurred. Without the constraints of the physical world, there’s no natural form to fall back on, and every bit of constraint and affordance must be introduced intentionally. Good design makes a product useful. A product is bought to be used.
Transparent
When it comes to digital design, the lines between functionality, aesthetics, and psychology are inseparably blurred. Without the constraints of the physical world, there’s no natural form to fall back on, and every bit of constraint and affordance must be introduced intentionally. Good design makes a product useful. A product is bought to be used.
With Separator
When it comes to digital design, the lines between functionality, aesthetics, and psychology are inseparably blurred. Without the constraints of the physical world, there’s no natural form to fall back on, and every bit of constraint and affordance must be introduced intentionally. Good design makes a product useful. A product is bought to be used.
SVG animated progress indicators
Pages comes with two types of inderminate progress indicators: linear and circular. These have been created using animated SVGs to support various screen sizes and retina displays. We have integrated them into Cards too.
Drag me!
When it comes to digital design, the lines between functionality, aesthetics, and psychology are inseparably blurred. Without the constraints of the physical world, there’s no natural form to fall back on, and every bit of constraint and affordance must be introduced intentionally. Good design makes a product useful. A product is bought to be used. It has to satisfy certain criteria, not only functional, but also psychological and aesthetic.
Drag me!
When it comes to digital design, the lines between functionality, aesthetics, and psychology are inseparably blurred. Without the constraints of the physical world, there’s no natural form to fall back on, and every bit of constraint and affordance must be introduced intentionally. Good design makes a product useful. A product is bought to be used. It has to satisfy certain criteria, not only functional, but also psychological and aesthetic.
Drag me!
When it comes to digital design, the lines between functionality, aesthetics, and psychology are inseparably blurred. Without the constraints of the physical world, there’s no natural form to fall back on, and every bit of constraint and affordance must be introduced intentionally. Good design makes a product useful. A product is bought to be used. It has to satisfy certain criteria, not only functional, but also psychological and aesthetic.
Drag me!
When it comes to digital design, the lines between functionality, aesthetics, and psychology are inseparably blurred. Without the constraints of the physical world, there’s no natural form to fall back on, and every bit of constraint and affordance must be introduced intentionally. A product is bought to be used. It has to satisfy certain criteria, not only functional, but also psychological and aesthetic.
