See the Pen News Cards – CSS only by Aleksandar Čugurović ( Flexbox Cards by Lindsey The full-sized photo version on the right is perfect if you really want to focus on featured images. Either of the included looks would be great for showcasing blog posts. This card design is functional, beautiful, and doesn’t require any JavaScript. See the Pen Material Design:Profile Card by Emil Devantie Brockdorff ( CSS News Cards by Aleksandar Čugurović The overall layout is just so simple – just what a profile card ought to be. The light border around the photo brings that extra bit of attention to it.ĭepending on screen size, the card will switch between horizontal and vertical layouts. I’m a big fan of subtlety in design, and this Material Design Profile Card has it in spades. See the Pen Blog Cards by Chyno Deluxe ( Material Design:Profile Card by Emil Devantie Brockdorff Hovering reveals more content layered above the photo. The design is very well put together, with the angled photo edge adding a classy effect. The other reason is they just look amazing. That’s one reason why seeing Chyno Deluxe’s horizontal layout is so striking. We’re so used to seeing cards in a vertical format.
See the Pen Article News Card by Andy Tran ( Blog Cards by Chyno Deluxe Hovering reveals a story excerpt as well.
Category, date/time, commenting, headlines, and plenty of room for a photo is all right there. See the Pen Product Card by Virgil Pana ( Article News Card by Andy Tranįor a news or blog-focused website, this card design offers just about everything you could want in a well-organized format. Need more detail? Hovering reveals sizing and color information. Such is the case with the beautiful simplicity of this product card. When it comes to online product listings, simple is usually better. See the Pen Parallax Depth Cards by Andy Merskin ( Product Card by Virgil Pana Text content is also simultaneously revealed. Hovering over these photo cards will result in their changing perspective with a parallax scrolling effect tied to your cursor position. See the Pen Google Now Inspired Flip Cards by Ettrics ( Parallax Depth Cards by Andy Merskinĭesigners looking for something truly unique will love Andy Merskin’s creation. Inspired by the information shared in the Google Now personal assistant, each card features a dramatic drop-shadow effect and “flips” upon click or touch to reveal more content. See the Pen Material Design – Responsive card by David Foliti ( Google Inspired Flip Cards by Ettrics Think of it sort of like the online version of a traditional trading card. Clicking the hamburger menu sets off a slick animation in which the photo shrinks and detailed content is displayed. These cards feature Google’s Material Design principles and are gorgeously interactive. Responsive Material Design Card by David Foliti
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Best of all, you’ll have access to source code to inspire your own projects. Here are ten examples of CSS content cards that are both beautiful and functional. The use of additional effects like hover states and image filters can enhance things even further. When designed well, each card can stand out from the list and is easy to read. CSS content cards are a great way to organize listings of blog posts, products, services, or just about any repetitive content.
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