The ability to display relevant information to the user is handled through articles and their associated cards. This section covers usage and styling guidelines when working with articles and cards. 

Image cards
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Image cards are useful for organizing information into buckets. They commonly serve as quick ways to help users access information. 

Cards have 80px top and bottom padding. This applies for all breakpoint sizes.

 
 
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Article cards

The article card component is used to display articles in the Health 101 page of the website and in ‘Suggested articles’ sections in various parts of the website.

 
 
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 Article cards (continued)

The article card component appears in a variety of states. The hover/active state appears in desktops to show users that it is clickable when the user places their cursor over the card. Note the change in the spacing and overlay opacity betwen the elements within the card in the hover/active state.

 
 
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Category carousels

Category carousels are used to display articles in the website. It uses a carousel function where users have the option to click on arrows to display more articles on the right or alternatively users can drag their cursor on desktop or swipe left and right on mobile.

 
 
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 Category carousels continued

Category carousels are used to display articles in the website. It uses a carousel function where users have the option to click on arrows to display more articles on the right or alternatively users can drag their cursor on desktop or swipe left and right on mobile.

 
 
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Articles List view

Articles may also be displayed as a list.

 
 
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 Articles Tile view

Articles are displayed as image gallery tiles. They will be distributed equally in 2 columns taking up the full width of the page.

 
 
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 Checkboxes

Checkboxes appear on entry forms, allowing users to select multiple items.

 
 
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