The Role

Cards are a versatile component in a design system that can be used to display information, images, and other content in a visually appealing and organized way. Cards can help to improve the overall user experience by making information easy to scan, digest, and interact with.

When designing cards, it's important to consider the following best practices:

• Consistent size and layout: The size, shape, and layout of the cards should be consistent throughout the design system to ensure a cohesive look and feel.
• Clear hierarchy: The content within the cards should be organized and have a clear hierarchy to make it easy for users to understand and engage with the information.
• Responsive design: Cards should be designed to be responsive and adapt to different screen sizes to ensure a consistent experience for users on all devices.
• Interaction: Cards should be designed to be interactive, allowing users to engage with the content in meaningful ways, such as clicking on a card to reveal more information or navigating to another page.

By following these best practices, cards can help to create a more engaging and organized design system that provides a better user experience.

The card I created has six states:

• Default
• Hover
• Focus
• Disabled

General Anatomy

Below is the general anatomy of how the checkbox would look like: